Ask the Author: Rachel M. Walls
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Rachel M. Walls
I do not have one.
Rachel M. Walls
Write for yourself. Many will say that you always must consider your audience. You are your best audience. Write for you. In your authentic voice. For you.
Rachel M. Walls
Finding the words...
Rachel M. Walls
I stop writing until I "feel" it again...
Rachel M. Walls
Well. The follow-up to "seeds..." has been in the works for some time. This one, goes much deeper than the planning and planting I detail in "seeds..." And as the story continues to develop, along with my healing, "to the root!" is coming. Albeit, when it wants to.
Rachel M. Walls
I allow words and concepts to flow through me. When I first decided that I wanted to write, I'd force myself to develop ideas and everything that I wrote, reflected that force. I feel like I was merely a scribe for "all you need are seeds..." The book was written from beginning to end during the month of Ramadan, randomly.
Rachel M. Walls
While attending a permaculture design course in Patagonia, I couldn't help but see the correlation between changing one's landscape to changing one's life. Shortly after, while discussing plans for a nonprofit with fellow travelers and stating all that it would take to get started, "all you need are seeds..." became a thing. The book came along six months later.
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