Ask the Author: Cathryn Grant
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Cathryn Grant
I love that you love it! :)
The next novel in the series, The Woman In the Church will be out in early 2021. And it's not the last!
As it gets closer, an updated status will be on my website: https://www.cathryngrant.com/alexandr...
The next novel in the series, The Woman In the Church will be out in early 2021. And it's not the last!
As it gets closer, an updated status will be on my website: https://www.cathryngrant.com/alexandr...
Cathryn Grant
Creating audio books has been on the list for awhile. The problem is, I get caught up in writing my next novel and the to-do list gets ignored! You've prompted me to get going on that, thank you!
Cathryn Grant
Under the Influence by Joyce Maynard, Into the Water by Paula Hawkins, and Classics of the Macabre by Daphne du Maurier. Oil by Upton Sinclair if I don't finish it before summer!
Cathryn Grant
A woman goes on a journey to locate and contact all the people who have fallen out of her life, seeking to discover the point at which they lost touch and why.
Cathryn Grant
I go for long walks and ask myself questions about my characters...why would she do that? What is he going to do now? This usually brings up images for the next few scenes and I rush back to my writing spot, eager to get it all written down.
Cathryn Grant
I'm finishing the second draft of The Woman In the Water. It's the second book in the Alexandra Mallory series. I love the story that's unfolded, but the ending isn't working, so I'm taking a lot of walks and re-writing, waiting for the resolution to unfold in a slightly different way.
Cathryn Grant
I'd been noticing for a while that people tend to talk at each other rather than with each other when they're using social media. I'd read some articles about how Facebook can contribute to feelings of envy and inferiority.
A character who felt envious of others' happiness came to mind, as well as a character who was addicted to social media. As I worked on their back stories, I started to realize the most interesting way to tell the story was in first person from multiple viewpoints. From there, I decided to weave in fictitious social media updates.
A character who felt envious of others' happiness came to mind, as well as a character who was addicted to social media. As I worked on their back stories, I started to realize the most interesting way to tell the story was in first person from multiple viewpoints. From there, I decided to weave in fictitious social media updates.
Cathryn Grant
Write as fast as I can to push my brain into another world.
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