Ask the Author: Robert P. French
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Robert P. French
Hi Mark. I feel for you. We have only so much creative juice available every day. I was lucky, I guess. I was between jobs when I started writing. The full story is here. https://www.robertpfrench.com/about/ For the first years of writing I was juggling work with writing but by that time, I knew I wanted to make the transition to writing. Writing is long, hard, oftern frustrating work but there is nothing like the feeling of finishing a book. Very best wishes and stay safe.
Robert P. French
From a news article I saw on the BBC website.
Robert P. French
The fourth Cal Rogan Mystery, entitled "Three". I also have an idea for a new series that is floating around in my head.
Robert P. French
Write at every chance you get. Observe the world and the people in it because you can write places, incidents and people into your books. Many of the people in my first book, Junkie, were based on strangers whom I had met or observed.
Robert P. French
Knowing that I am doing something worthwhile which (hopefully) will bring a lot of enjoyment to a lot of people.
Robert P. French
Two methods: put the book to one side and write something else for a while then return to the book. Use the book's mindmap to try various ideas.
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