Ask the Author: C.A. Solis
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C.A. Solis
Write. Write even when it doesn't make much sense. You can even go back and become the reader only, and do a little editing as you do. I have chapters that I've written that I had to write but that didn't belong in that section of the book. You're the writer...do it your way. If you want to write in circles, go for it, it's your art. Just remember that sometimes nothing will come, but it will come sometimes. Be ready when it does because it will.
C.A. Solis
For me, it's about the depth of the expression. Going into your minds ability and seeing its unique performance.
C.A. Solis
Write. That's it...write. Publish if you want to share it with everyone.
C.A. Solis
I've finished the prequel (Universe City) to Death's Death, and am currently editing it as I write the sequel (Death's Pattern).
Universe City will be published and available shortly.
Universe City will be published and available shortly.
C.A. Solis
Death's Death was completed in my mind many years ago. I had mentioned it repeatedly to my spouse. It laid dormant. When the economy took a hit...I closed my office, which allowed me the time to write...which I was "inspired" to do by my family's persistence. I actually hesitated to publish it for quite some time. I must admit that I am fully enjoying this experience! I adore my characters as they teach me every step of the way. So, perhaps I should give credit to the characters which my family inspired? They scream to me to be written. :)
C.A. Solis
I enjoy science fiction that makes us think outside the box. The Space Odysseys did that for me. In which the alien intelligence is not only responsible for existence, but also for ghosts. I had hoped that they would enhance such a possibility.
Theoretical Physics offers science fiction writers a rather endless amount of information...and I had a particular fascination with M-theory and nanotech. I've read through many theories over a span of more than twenty years.
I've taken what I have come to know as counter-intuitive and have applied intuition from what might be considered by some as a rather odd experience. I drowned as a child, and as an atheist. The experience did not make me religious, but it did make me search for connections to it. I write from that perspective.
Theoretical Physics offers science fiction writers a rather endless amount of information...and I had a particular fascination with M-theory and nanotech. I've read through many theories over a span of more than twenty years.
I've taken what I have come to know as counter-intuitive and have applied intuition from what might be considered by some as a rather odd experience. I drowned as a child, and as an atheist. The experience did not make me religious, but it did make me search for connections to it. I write from that perspective.
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