Ask the Author: Mitzi VanCleve
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Mitzi VanCleve
Write until it goes away.
Mitzi VanCleve
For me it's a kind of purging of all that's running about in my head. I get to let it out and in letting it out I discover more about who I am.
Mitzi VanCleve
Just write. Sit down and do it. The inspiration comes IN the act of writing. The story evolves, ideas and inspiration come as you write.
Mitzi VanCleve
A fictional work about a teenage girl named "Sam" who feels like a misfit or freakish anomaly among her peers. Seeming to be "normal" is what she craves more than anything else.
Mitzi VanCleve
Mainly through my own life experiences, the good, the bad and the ones which teach me and help me to grow and expand in regard to all that being a human being encompasses.
Mitzi VanCleve
I didn't get an "idea" to write my book. It was more of a compelling feeling that I should write it. I fought that feeling for a very long time, but in the end as I spoke with more and more people who suffer from my affliction I knew that I needed to share my experience. My choice to write it was based upon empathy for others who walk this same painful journey. I wanted for them to experience the same hope and help that I have been able to obtain through my own journey.
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