Ask the Author: Mary C. Findley
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Mary C. Findley
Yes, Fifty Shades of Faithful 2: In Living Color is in the works. Six new stories will use colors to symbolize the emotions that can destroy relationships. Sam and Vivian take their show on the road to solve mysteries and show couples Song of Solomon married fun!
Mary C. Findley
The better question is, how can I stop so I can get some stuff written? I am inspired by pictures, a whiff of a spring breeze, a beautiful, soaring song, the Word of God ... The hard part is sticking with stuff and finishing it, and prioritizing what has to get done.
Mary C. Findley
Work on something else. That's why we have 5 projects going right now. Even if it's only a sentence a time, squeeze out something onto the pages you have started.
Mary C. Findley
Getting to write those stories to extend our reach to as many people as possible. People all over the world have read our works, and we hope they know more about god and His Word as a result.
Mary C. Findley
Marketing is the hardest part of being a writer. Get on twitter, post regularly on a blog, and cross-promote with others. Don't be afraid to build buzz for upcoming works. Your books won't sell themselves!
Mary C. Findley
Five projects: 1. Sophronia Belle Lyon is working on book three in the Alexander Legacy Series -- the Most Dangerous Game. 2. Conflict of the Ages Part 4 -- The beginnings of civilizations after the Flood. 3. What Will You Die For? A technothriller about preserving the Scriptures 4. Fifty Shades of Faithful -- Short stories about endangered marriages and some roleplay and suspense n the hope of saving them. 5. A nonfiction book about standards for reading, writing, and evaluating from a biblical worldview.
Mary C. Findley
Lines in Pleasant Places, Book Four in the Benny and the Bank Robber Series, came from the idea that Ben is an adult now, with marriage on the horizon. Several young adults in the story face conflicts about courtship and marriage. I also wanted to deal with consequences in Ben's newspaper career -- the people he meets and the price he sometimes pays to get a story.
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