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How do you deal with writer’s block?
Ted M. Nulty I work on multiple projects at once. If I am having a hard time with one, I just walk away and work on something else for a while until the logjam clears. If it gets really bad, I just stand up and yell "Screw it! I have a day job!" and stomp my way out to the car and go chase bad guys. Something always happens to give me something to write about.
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What’s the best thing about being a writer?
Ted M. Nulty The positive feedback from the fans. It is truely uplifting when fans go out of their way to tell me how much they have enjoyed a book or short story. Getting a check is nice too!
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What’s your advice for aspiring writers?
Ted M. Nulty Write the book! People tell me all the time "I'm going to write a book about..." or "You should write about..." Just do it! The hardest part is sitting down and starting that first one. After you've written a few books, it will be editing that becomes a chore. But write the book, everything else falls in line after that.
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What are you currently working on?
Ted M. Nulty I am currently working on two more books in the 'Gone Fearl' series: 'The Other side of Me' a story about a Pastor in Gulfport Mississippi, who is poisoned and becomes an absolute monster. And 'A Day Better Than Yesterday' a story about recovering Los Angeles after the breakdown. I have a sequel to 'The Locker' cooking in my head as well.
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How do you get inspired to write?
Ted M. Nulty Just watching life around me. My book 'The Locker' is based almost entirely on my personal experiences.
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Where did you get the idea for your most recent book?
Ted M. Nulty I have been a zombie fan for a long time, and have always wanted to write in the genre. I saw a news story on TV about a man who had gone crazy and tried to eat another man after taking 'Bath Salts'. I modified that a little to fit the zombie theme by having people be able to pass on the chemical through a bite. My 'zombies are more of the 28 days later kind that can be killed any which way.
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