Ask the Author: Deborah L. Weaver
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Deborah L. Weaver
The best thing about being a writer is to see what comes out in the process. It is truly not a craft of the one who holds the pen, but of a creative force using the life experience of the one holding the pen. It comes through me, and even I am surprised sometimes at what is revealed.
Deborah L. Weaver
I keep an "I wonder . . ." Notebook. There are silly distinctions like the difference between Appaloosa and Pinto horses as well as deeply philosophical pondering such as "Is there a biological reason for mid-life crises or is it an environmentally influenced phenomenon.
I am a naturally curious person and constantly fascinated by the world around me.
I am a naturally curious person and constantly fascinated by the world around me.
Deborah L. Weaver
I am currently working on a company biography of a premier stained glass artist at the turn of the 20th century...including never-before-seen art from this famous producer. Collectors of art glass, especially lamps, will want to get this book!
Deborah L. Weaver
Free association writing seems to get rid of all the negative and distracting voices in my head. Then I can get to work.
Deborah L. Weaver
Write! Every day. Create a routine in your day that allows for at least one hour of writing.
When you have extra time, write until you are too exhausted to write another word. Then get back at it tomorrow.
When you have extra time, write until you are too exhausted to write another word. Then get back at it tomorrow.
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