Ask the Author: John Randall
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John Randall
My apologies for not seeing this sooner. I have wanted to write since I was in kindergarten. The one book that inspired me above all others was Crime and Punishment.
John Randall
I write a fleshed out outline. This happened to me when working on Fragmentation Vol II: In Search of. I was at a loss for how to start ACT II. It ended up being twenty pages from the beginning of ACT to the conclusion with deeper character arcs, symbolism, metaphors, and how to reach the final chapter.
John Randall
It was based on not believing I could secure rights to "Mean Girls." Thus I began a journey to my own version.
John Randall
In the past is was watching movies and TV shows. The idea for a comedic novella came to me when visiting a local DMV last summer.
John Randall
A special edition for my Fragmentation series in Hardcover.
A comedic novella about a guy who goes to the DMV high on PCP.
Harsh Winters- A killer only strikes during the Harsh Winter months in the Midwest. The reader will have to figure out who the killer is.
A comedic novella about a guy who goes to the DMV high on PCP.
Harsh Winters- A killer only strikes during the Harsh Winter months in the Midwest. The reader will have to figure out who the killer is.
John Randall
Just write and worry about plot holes, character development, and details in rewrites.
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