Ask the Author: T.L. Williams
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T.L. Williams
I tend to write about national security threats in a fictional narrative that captures the imagination of my readers. ISIS has been prominent in the news news, With many of their high-profile attacks taking place in Europe and the Middle East. I wondered how a fifth column of ISIS recruits might change Ameca.
T.L. Williams
I'm in the middle of my fourth novel in the 'Logan Alexander' series. It d als with ISIS efforts to recruit terrorists in the homeland who can take the fight to the streets in the U.S. Logan, as usual, is in the thick of it.
T.L. Williams
Don't allow yourself to become overwhelmed by the enormity of writing a 100,000 word novel. Start by writing 500 words and then 500!more. Soon you'll have a chapter and you'll be on your way.
T.L. Williams
The creative process of giving life to characters and watching them develop as your story unfolds. With a series, such as my first three novels, my protagonist has such a range of experiences it is awesome to see how he develops and changes.
T.L. Williams
I force myself to write something. Even though I may feel uninspired, bereft of ideas I try to write something. It may not even be relevant to my current writing project, but just getting into the mechanical process of putting words to paper, I am able to break through those barriers.
T.L. Williams
I was a junior operations officer in Beijing, on my first tour. Several months into my assignment I came under intensive surveillance by the Chinese security services. What happened to cause the Chinese to focus their efforts on me? Treachery, espionage, sex, intrigue. All of these came into play as my world unraveled.
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