Ask the Author: Sarah Butland
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Sarah Butland
Keep writing. And rewrite. If you want to be a writer it's up to you to make the time to write and do so for yourself, not for the opinion of others.
Sarah Butland
Definitely the freedom and escape within the words and worlds I can create and share with others.
Sarah Butland
I don't really experience writer's block in the popular sense, my block is more related to time constraints and, after carving out the time to write being able to just do it, to hear the voices and flow.
Sarah Butland
Romantically, Tempe and Booth from Kathy Reich's mysteries because they have a great dynamic.
All time though has to be Myron and Win from Harlan Coben's series! They are two bad ass intelligent guys!
All time though has to be Myron and Win from Harlan Coben's series! They are two bad ass intelligent guys!
Sarah Butland
Simply by finding the time to let the voices speak to me.
Sarah Butland
Negativity is talked about often and social media has made a new platform for people to grieve and complain. Being Grateful, Being Thankful was written to shift the perspective of so many from negative to positive so we can begin to grow and see more awesomeness in all of our lives.
Sarah Butland
I'm trying to solve the mystery of Blood Day (available now as a short story). Readers love the mystery but it's so far from my norm that I have been struggling with answering all their questions of what comes next. I think it's likely the pressure of ensuring the story is told to the best of my ability and impresses the same readers that has me hesitant.
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