Ask the Author: Sue Johnson
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Sue Johnson
If I could travel to any fictional book world it would definitely be Narnia! I used to spend ages in my grandmother's wardrobe hoping the back of it would open into a magical world.
Sue Johnson
The mystery of how the man in my life and I found each other - and the feeling that there is a time-slip element that could be included in a future novel.
Sue Johnson
Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler. I like to imagine how they would have got back together - and what their relationship would be like.
Sue Johnson
Thank you - it was great fun to write!
Sue Johnson
It's not something I usually suffer from - mainly because I don't restrict myself to one project at a time. (I've always been a fidget!) However, I do make time every week to 'refill the creative well' - by reading, going to the theatre or to see a film, walking in the countryside or listening to music.
Sue Johnson
Looking forward to the work I have to do the following day (mostly!). Also, the wonderful people I've had the privilege of meeting.
Sue Johnson
Write every day - even if it's only for ten minutes. Finish what you start. Carry a notebook wherever you go and use it to jot down anything interesting. If you like an idea, stick with it. Don't allow anyone - whoever they are - to put you off. Keep going until you achieve all your goals.
Sue Johnson
Since January 2013 I have written a poem a day. I am currently shaping some of these into my second collection. (My first collection 'Tasting Words, Hearing Colours' has been accepted by Indigo Dreams Publishing) I am revising one novel and working on my new one.
Sue Johnson
I wish there were more hours in the day to work on my ideas! Inspiration is not usually a problem.
Sue Johnson
My current 'work in progress' has a working title of 'The Daisy Field' and was inspired by a scene I observed from a train window. Two little girls, one dark and one fair, were playing in a field near the River Avon and a woman (possibly their mother) was watching them from a striped deckchair.
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