Ask the Author: Rosie Pugh
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Rosie Pugh
Anything and everything inspires me. Ancient myth, news stories, off-hand comments from friends in conversations. The important bit is to note the inspiration down before I forget it!
Rosie Pugh
A stand-alone YA novel told from four different points of view. It's kind of a sci-fi bildungsroman with lots of action and some philosophical moments. I can't wait to finish it and unleash it on the world!
Rosie Pugh
Let other people read your work. If you want to be a published author you have to get used to positive and negative criticism, and it's much nicer to hear that first time round from a teacher or friend than an agent or editor. If you aren't ready to share your writing with those closest to you, you aren't ready to share it with the world.
Rosie Pugh
It's amazing to have people really believe in the world and characters you have created, and to be as excited about your stories as you are. I love people asking me questions about the story worlds, and find it very flattering when they talk about the characters as if they are real people - it means I've done my job well!
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