Ask the Author: Mary Kane
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Mary Kane
It provides a rush that's addictive and it' s legal. No intervention needed.
Mary Kane
Write no matter how bad you think it is. Inevitably there will be something in there you can build on. As they say, "You can only eat an elephant one bite at a time." Take your first bite.
Mary Kane
Tell yourself you are about to write some really bad stuff and just start writing. No pressure. No matter how bad it seems keep writing. There's bound to be something worth building on later. It's a process. It can't be the finished product first writing!
Mary Kane
The sequel to Southern Justice. Kat James takes on an environmental class action.
Mary Kane
On a broad level, I am inspired by memories of poignant, funny, or difficult moments of lawyering. For immediate inspiration on a daily level, sitting in my bright, quiet dining room where I can watch the outdoors does the trick. When I'm really stuck, I play with an on-line thesaurus to get my creativity going.
Mary Kane
Southern Justice is based on years of trial work, jail visits, and everyday lawyering. The characters and cases were inspired by these experiences.
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