Ask the Author: Whitney Rines
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Whitney Rines
The room is dark, damp, and stuffy with very little room to move. The voices outside signal something is coming, and the door opens to a morgue table.
Whitney Rines
I would probably go to the world in the Julu. It seems interesting and has a lot of different connecting times and places so I think it would be hard to get bored with so much to see and explore.
Whitney Rines
I like to talk to strangers and hear about their lives. It's a little strange until you think about how many you encounter in a single day. Librarians, baristas, grocery clerks, usually you don't know these people bit, they all have a story and a way they experience the world around them.
Whitney Rines
Start writing, aspiring is good but you never know what you'll bring out until you dive in and start writing. Take all constructive criticism as a step to help you improve, both positive and negative. You readers are some of the best help you can get...they're honest and don't you through anything than your books.
Whitney Rines
I think the best thing about being a writer is how few limitations there are in what you can create, and the fulfilling feeling of finishing something you've worked very hard on.
Whitney Rines
I work through it by scribbling done random ideas when I get them, and working on pet projects for inspiring myself through other hobbies and art mediums.
Whitney Rines
I'm currently working on the second book in the Pearls of Time series, The Heretic Mage. I'm also working on a few other projects in that I hope to be getting more information out on soon.
Whitney Rines
I've always loved mythology and stories about gods and their relationship with mortals or other creatures in these stories. It inspired me to write a story that explored these ideas, and what I thought might be the complications and relationship with the interactions between them.
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