Ask the Author: Bianca Sloane
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Bianca Sloane
Hi Kerstin!
Thank you for reading and for reaching out! At this time, there aren't any plans to translate any of my books into Swedish.
Thank you for reading and for reaching out! At this time, there aren't any plans to translate any of my books into Swedish.
Bianca Sloane
"You Are Not Alone," by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen, "One of Us is Next," by Karen McManus, "The Wreckage Hardcover," by Robin Morgan-Bentley
Bianca Sloane
Sorry, we don't have Coke. Is Pepsi okay?
Bianca Sloane
Sorry, no Coke but Pepsi. Other than that, there's Mountain Dew.
Bianca Sloane
My mother recently told me she suspects that the people who raised her aren't her real parents. She believes the woman she always knew as her (favorite) aunt is her birth mother and that she was given to her parents (?) because the aunt (mother?) would have been 16 at the time of my mother's birth, far too young to raise a baby, not to mention the stigma associated with unmarried mothers at that time. Her parents (?) are dead now so she can't ask them and she's afraid to ask the aunt (mother?). My mother looks like nothing like her parents (?), so it's plausible.
I've thought about reaching out to the aunt (mother?), and asking her myself, but out of respect, I haven't. Still, it makes me wonder...
I've thought about reaching out to the aunt (mother?), and asking her myself, but out of respect, I haven't. Still, it makes me wonder...
Bianca Sloane
Nick and Amy, from Gone Girl. Do any two people deserve each other more?
Bianca Sloane
Hi Dusti,
Since "Fin" means, "The End," in French and it was just my little homage to the significance of Paris to the characters.
However. . . I'm working on a companion novella to "Every Breath You Take," tentatively titled, "Missing You," which explores what was happening in the "outside world," during Natalie's captivity, so not quite the end. Stay tuned!
Since "Fin" means, "The End," in French and it was just my little homage to the significance of Paris to the characters.
However. . . I'm working on a companion novella to "Every Breath You Take," tentatively titled, "Missing You," which explores what was happening in the "outside world," during Natalie's captivity, so not quite the end. Stay tuned!
Bianca Sloane
My characters and the stories I'm telling. Even when I've written myself into a corner, I get really excited when I figure out how to write my way out of it.
Bianca Sloane
Two books: "Every Breath You Take" about a woman being stalked and "Live to Tell" about a dysfunctional - and deadly - marriage.
Bianca Sloane
Read and write. Read as much as you can get your hands on, both in your genre and outside your genre. Read the classics. Read what's on the NYT Bestsellers list. Read books no one has ever heard of. Read the great, the good, the bad and the truly awful. Write all the time. Write short stories. Write fan fiction. Write the book that you think is too hard to write.
Bianca Sloane
I love the creativity of it, of telling a story the way only I can tell it. I love pushing myself to come up with new ways to present a story and exploring new themes and characters through the written word. And it's fun!
Bianca Sloane
I don't believe in Writer's Block; I think you just power through and put the words on the page without worrying about whether it's any good or not. It's why we have revisions.
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