Ask the Author: Pandora Richardson
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Pandora Richardson
Amelia’s story never really left me. Even after years away from writing, I kept wondering what happened to her after the first novel. When I finally sat down to write again, the next chapter of her life was waiting for me.
Pandora Richardson
Right now I’m focused on the expanded rerelease of Lost, the first Amelia Jones novel, while also hard at work on Amelia’s next adventure. I’m taking my time because I’d rather release a story I’m truly proud of than rush it. I appreciate everyone’s patience—it won’t be another twelve years this time.
Pandora Richardson
Write the story that won’t leave you alone. You can improve your craft with practice, but you can’t manufacture passion. Finish the book, learn from it, and then write the next one. Every writer starts somewhere.
Pandora Richardson
Watching ordinary people discover they’re capable of extraordinary things. I love taking someone who could be your neighbor, friend, or coworker and asking, “What happens when the impossible crashes into their life?” That’s where the best stories begin.
Pandora Richardson
I don’t force it anymore. When I’m stuck, it’s usually because the story is trying to tell me something isn’t working. I’ll read, take a walk, or jump to another scene. Eventually the solution finds me.
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