Ask the Author: Jayne Barnard
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Jayne Barnard
Write not what you know, but FROM what you know, from what you are already interested in and passionate about. No matter what direction or dimension your story takes off into, you'll be writing from a sound base, which will give your words that unmistakable ring of confidence. Further, any research you must do to confirm or correct details will be enjoyable because it's already something you're interested in.
Jayne Barnard
Writing the fourth book in the Maddie Hatter Adventures. Hint from Timely Taffeta: it's set where Oberon O'Reilly tells her he's headed next (although she doesn't know then that she'll be going too).
Jayne Barnard
I played a text-based Steampunk rpg with friends online and the idea of creating a whole word for my stories was too much potential fun to resist. Of course my passion for women's equality came through in the story even though this book is mainly an adventure across a slightly fictional 1898 world
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