Ask the Author: Norma Padro
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Norma Padro
I will like to go to anywhere in Colorado. I wouldn't mind being a private investigator. I wouldn't mind solving domestic violence cases.
Norma Padro
I don't have any plans yet. I will have to look around.
Norma Padro
I got my idea from watching shows on Forensic Science, or love stories. My stories are short and to the point. I don't always spend time on environmental situations, because everyone's mind can create every illusion as they read my stories. For instance my story can take place in New York City, but the illusions that someone may have can be of a small town in another city. Sometimes I think of Boston, Colorado or Florida when I write about things. It's where ever my mind takes me. It may be at a mountain side cabin somewhere.
Norma Padro
Sometimes I listen to music and this gets me into a certain mood. When I watch movies this makes me want to write about things. I tend to think of my own views on life and certain situations. I don't want my work to be like anyone else's, but I do get inspired in many ways. I think inspiration comes when it does and you just have to write it down when ever you can. It's like a river that will flow unexpectedly.
Norma Padro
I'm currently creating some art work, producing music. I'm never bored, because there is so much to do. I'm constantly creating something new.
Norma Padro
Keep on writing. Don't let anyone take away your dream of being a writer. Every thought that comes to your mind has great value. Never underestimate the power of thought. You can create anything in your mind. Keep on creating your work and publish them.
Norma Padro
The best thing about being a writer is that you can create anything that your imagination delivers. Creating fantasies is so great. You can bring any situation to life just by thinking of anything. There is no limit to what you can create.
Norma Padro
I write short stories, but I have not written a one sentence or two sentence before. I have doubts about this question. You still have to share a scenario about what's going on and where the story ends.
Norma Padro
I don't get writer's block. Usually I create a scenario ready to be placed on a story this usually makes it easy to continue a scene.
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