Ask the Author: Richard Freeman
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Richard Freeman
Too easy! My recent 'Atlantic Nightmare' has been a best-seller for months. It seemed obvious to me that I had to follow it by the equivalent for the First World War. Let's hope I'm right.
Richard Freeman
All my books start with something I long to know more about, so I turn my learning into a book for others.
Richard Freeman
A book on the First World War U-boat war. It's going to be very different from the usual concatenation of U-boat attacks. How? That will be revealed on publication day!
Richard Freeman
(1) Try to write how you want to write, rather than imitate someone else.
(2) Find someone who's intellect you admire & ask them to read your drafts. Emphasise that you don't want a long list of what you are doing wrong but you do want a short list of things that would improve what you have written.
(2) Find someone who's intellect you admire & ask them to read your drafts. Emphasise that you don't want a long list of what you are doing wrong but you do want a short list of things that would improve what you have written.
Richard Freeman
Never being without anything that you enjoy doing. There's always another book waiting to be written.
Richard Freeman
Brainstorm. I just right down anything that comes into my head, without judging its usefulness or relevance.
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