Ask the Author: Tudor Alexander
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Tudor Alexander
My short stories and novels are inspired from my experiences as an immigrant. The mystery is what awaits at the other end. How will one overcome the fear of the unknown, the language barrier, and bridge the spiritual and cultural gap? How will one change?
Tudor Alexander
Romeo and Juliet, without a doubt, because their love is passionate, young, poetic, tragic, and universal. It is also unforgetable.
Tudor Alexander
The main character is based on the story of a young woman I met many years ago.
Tudor Alexander
Since I write novels, they take a long time to complete. Once I have the idea for a new novel, I work at it, every day. Sometimes I follow a plan, but I rarely have a detailed plan on many pages. I like to write and rewrite. Reading today what I wrote yesterday always results in changes (I hope for the better).
Tudor Alexander
I am planning my new novel that will be inspired from my family’s history. I am also working at marketing my last novel (which came out in June, 2016), called No Portrait in the Gilded Frame.
Tudor Alexander
Read as much as possible. Read everything your eyes fall on. Write every day.
Tudor Alexander
I like the solitude of my profession. I like the way I feel when I write something that feels true; that feels adequate. I like the idea that my novels will survive me.
Tudor Alexander
I try to write every day, at approximately the same time. Some days, writing is difficult and I struggle; but I never stop.
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