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There are still plans for a sequel! I'm working on it, but it's taking longer than expected because I want it to be really good. I've had to start over a few times. Thanks for asking.
D.M. Livingston
Yes! I continue to exist and am working on something new.
Ibri
Splendid, existing is always a trait I look for in an author, keep it up!
Thanks for the answer that was fast, hadn't actually assumed you were dead bu Splendid, existing is always a trait I look for in an author, keep it up!
Thanks for the answer that was fast, hadn't actually assumed you were dead but with authors with few or just one book there is always a chance that they just kinda stop so it is always nice to know. ...more
Apr 04, 2018 11:38AM · flag
Thanks for the answer that was fast, hadn't actually assumed you were dead bu Splendid, existing is always a trait I look for in an author, keep it up!
Thanks for the answer that was fast, hadn't actually assumed you were dead but with authors with few or just one book there is always a chance that they just kinda stop so it is always nice to know. ...more
Apr 04, 2018 11:38AM · flag
D.M. Livingston
It was actually the movie "Mean Girls." I had no idea teenage girls could be that vicious (I was a pretty clueless teenager), and I loved the idea of a bunch of young witches having to work together.
D.M. Livingston
I don't wait for inspiration. I sit down and get to work. Usually, if i spend at least ten minutes banging my head against the keyboard, ideas start to come. Coffee also helps.
D.M. Livingston
Write a lot. Read a lot. Find a friend/editor/teacher who will read your stuff and force you to get better. Don't take writing criticism personally—look at it as a gift.
D.M. Livingston
Being a writer is the closest I've ever gotten to being a wizard: I can just make stuff up out of thin air. It's crazy fun.
D.M. Livingston
I don't really get writer's block. I sit down and write, even if I don't have any ideas at the moment, and everything I type out is terrible. After a few minutes, I get into a groove, and ideas or dialogue starts to come. It's like the Jack London quote: "You can't wait for inspiration. You have to go after it with a club."
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