Ask the Author: Robin Liner
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Robin Liner
Edwina drew in a ragged breath as she looked to see if she had evaded the deranged motorist. Then suddenly she heard the engine rev back up before being blinded by the rusted truck's high beams.
Robin Liner
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Robin Liner
Summer is over. But the first book on my fall book list arrived yesterday. A Time For Mercy by John Grisham. That my all I have time for for a little while.
Robin Liner
Stefan Liner and I had written a screenplay based on a story idea my son Micaiah had come up with. We were going to create a short film to create buzz for the feature when Covid-19 hit. We really wanted to get the short story out there so we decoded to turn it into a book, Eddie & The Lizard Man. It ended up working even better than we expected.
Robin Liner
I bring one of my writing partners in. Usually together we can get the ball rolling again.
Robin Liner
That moment you read something you wrote that is really good, and connects with readers, and you can't quite place where it came from. When you have that thought, "Did I really write that?"
Robin Liner
Write as often as you can. Always get honest feedback and never be so in love with what you have written that you aren't willing to throw it out if it doesn't benefit the story.
Robin Liner
I'm working on a series of short stories about a gumshoe in the 1920s. Sort of a noir/romance series.
Robin Liner
Our family loves to sit around and brainstorm story ideas. This is one of the main places we get ideas. But from the time I was a little girl I have had scenes and stories just come into my head. But usually they are triggered by brainstorming with the family.
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