Ask the Author: Natasha Murray
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Natasha Murray
Hi Kathy, I am really thrilled with your review, I feel you understand 3004 so well. I am working on a sequel 3006 and you review has inspired me to keep on writing. My twitter handle is Natasha Murray
@Natasha10718624. If you able to leave the review on Amazon too that would be great xxx
@Natasha10718624. If you able to leave the review on Amazon too that would be great xxx
Natasha Murray
I think it is getting the stories that are caught in your head on paper, it is very therapeutic and also I do like to know that people have enjoyed my work - that part is very exciting so a fair review on Goodreads or Amazon is always welcome :)
Natasha Murray
The best thing is to leave your desk and go for a walk and think about where your story is going and try and think of an unusual twist. I haven't had too many blocks and have taken a few days out to try and think of a good endings for my characters. I have heard that if you leave a sentence that you know how to finish half done to go back to, your writing will continue after that - I don't know if that works.
Natasha Murray
My latest book Chanctonbury is based on a local landmark a ring of beech trees within the banks of an Iron Age Fort. There are many legends and ghost stories about the Chanctonbury Ring and I was inspired to write my fantasy story when I visited there one autumn.
Natasha Murray
I have always loved writing and going to the theatre. I started writing scripts and will publish these soon. I decided to write a book for my son as at the age of 10, he was unable to find a book that he liked. It took me a while to produce 3004 and he eventually read it when he was a teenager. Thankfully, he said that he enjoyed it.
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