Ask the Author: Margie Mack
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Margie Mack
I either eat chocolate or watch a funny comedy or a movie that will make me cry. It is with the heightened senses that my stories come alive.
Margie Mack
Being a writer means that I can always create the magic that is so needed n the world. I alone hold the fate of the world in my hands....
Margie Mack
Never stop writing no matter how discouraged you may become. It is when you least expect a breakthrough moment that will pull you up and over that hill!
Margie Mack
Part 2 of "Through The Woods." It is called "My Ship Has Sails" and it is about my life with my mother and step-father while living in Chicago. It was a real culture shock to move to a big city from a small town like Colby Point. I use all the experiences that I had in the new stories and give the reader a chance to go back to revisit some very big moments in the 1960's.
Margie Mack
It usually starts with a memory, a picture or a conversation that I over hear. My mind seems to be always in the writing mode.
Margie Mack
As a young mother I told my four little boys the stories that are in this book. As a grandmother I told my grandchildren the stories that are in this book. After years of sending our 160+ Christmas cards with a story in it each year I decided that it was time to get all the stories in one place so that everyone could enjoy them.
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