Ask the Author: Tarian P.S.
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Tarian P.S.
Yes, you can, though to be up front, while there are at least 2 more books already in the starts, neither are on the forefront to be completed. For now, I'm focusing on getting my brother's books (which he left to me to be finished) out for his fans who's patience with me has been tested past normal limits lol.
But the Sadou World is not an abandoned world. I do work on them on occasion, and who knows, when the time comes I want to move them up to the front of the line, they'll already be near complete and only need some polishing.
SO hang in there with me, The wait may be longer than you care for, but well worth the wait.
But the Sadou World is not an abandoned world. I do work on them on occasion, and who knows, when the time comes I want to move them up to the front of the line, they'll already be near complete and only need some polishing.
SO hang in there with me, The wait may be longer than you care for, but well worth the wait.
Tarian P.S.
I work on the editing... which leads to more writing and expanding
Tarian P.S.
I get to read all the great tales I cant find elsewhere
Tarian P.S.
Just write the story you want to read. Don't worry if its trending... or if others are going to like it... the first book you write is your tricycle. You're not likely to win the Tour de France with it. But you have to start somewhere.
When you do get something put together that you want to publish, do not put it out unedited. That is like opening a restaurant that you forgot to get rid of the cockroaches first.
Read!! Read great stuff... read awful stuff... read smart stuff... read crazy stuff... read learning stuff... read super talented stuff... read all the stuff in between... That's how you learn to write. Then each time you start to write a new story, don't do it to write better than everyone else, write to be better than your last. You are your only competition.
Sure its Your story, but once you publish it, it belongs to the Readers. Keep that it mind.
Be a rule breaker, but don't get too carried away that your story starts to become unrecognizable. Remember, eventually your story belongs to the readers. Take them on an epic journey full of surprises but don't lose them.
When you do get something put together that you want to publish, do not put it out unedited. That is like opening a restaurant that you forgot to get rid of the cockroaches first.
Read!! Read great stuff... read awful stuff... read smart stuff... read crazy stuff... read learning stuff... read super talented stuff... read all the stuff in between... That's how you learn to write. Then each time you start to write a new story, don't do it to write better than everyone else, write to be better than your last. You are your only competition.
Sure its Your story, but once you publish it, it belongs to the Readers. Keep that it mind.
Be a rule breaker, but don't get too carried away that your story starts to become unrecognizable. Remember, eventually your story belongs to the readers. Take them on an epic journey full of surprises but don't lose them.
Tarian P.S.
My brother's series... his fans are ready to mob me for taking so long lol
Tarian P.S.
everything inspires me. Song lyrics, the tune, pictures especially. I love looking at the work of artists or photographers and ask, is there a story in there? and plenty of time those images or artwork perk up and comment back, "Why? yes there is... pull up a chair and let me tell you about it..." hee hee
Tarian P.S.
My best friend wanted to a book about how he met his husband as an anniversary gift to him. So one night he comes to me with 7000 words of stuff and says, "Fix this please." hahaha so we did, then he gave it to his husband and then the three of us expanded it until their whole story was there, then I took it and smoothed out the rough spots until it was what they were wanting.
Its a funny thing having the portal window into two people's private life (and bedroom) lol
Its a funny thing having the portal window into two people's private life (and bedroom) lol
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