Ask the Author: Joshua Culley
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Joshua Culley
I'm a storyteller at heart. I love telling stories. A book is a remarkably efficient container for those stories.
Joshua Culley
Don't stop. Keep writing.
But if you want to people to read your book and keep thinking about it, spend a lot of time thinking about the theme of your story. Aside from "this was a great story," what do you want your reader to feel when they finish reading? Focus on that.
But if you want to people to read your book and keep thinking about it, spend a lot of time thinking about the theme of your story. Aside from "this was a great story," what do you want your reader to feel when they finish reading? Focus on that.
Joshua Culley
I didn't plan for this first novel to be a part of a series, but after completing it, it dawned on me that this story is really a part of a larger picture of the life I'm trying to share. I'm working on the sequel right now, and I've got the preliminary structure of book #3 as well.
Joshua Culley
This story follows parts of my own life as well as the life of my father. In many ways, this story is *my* story. It was a way to share the impossible tension of hope and hopelessness with people who grieve in similar ways.
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