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Keith Knapp

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Stephen King, H.P. Lovecraft, Dean Koontz

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September 2008


Keith Knapp is the author of the novels "Coda," "Moonlight" and numerous short stories including "Battalion" and "The Cat on Alpine Road." Between the day he discovered writing and now, he has played the drums in more bands than he can remember, went to film school in Chicago and has taken up residence in Hawai’i, Missouri, California and Illinois. He loves cats, and if there isn’t always one around he starts to go a little crazy. ...more

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Keith Knapp The easiest and most ineffective method I've come across is to simply not write. This is the worst way to handle writer's block. I'll tend to do the d…moreThe easiest and most ineffective method I've come across is to simply not write. This is the worst way to handle writer's block. I'll tend to do the dishes, maybe some cleaning, then see what's on Netflix. I'm a master at Putting Things Off.

But in order to properly deal with the blocking of something I love so much, I always turn back to what prompted that love in the first place: reading. I may not get any solid ideas, but at some point inspiration and the need to be at the keys will surface.(less)
Keith Knapp Ultimate freedom. There's that old saying that actors get paid to lie and to pretend they're someone else. A writer not only gets to lie about everyth…moreUltimate freedom. There's that old saying that actors get paid to lie and to pretend they're someone else. A writer not only gets to lie about everything, but they get to pretend they're anyone they could possibly imagine. This isn't to say lying is a good thing---in this digital age one really has to be careful how they word things---but the freedom to do whatever you want in any world you want. And if you don't like the way things are going, up on the right is the good old delete key to get your ass out of trouble.

But lying is usually present only at the beginning, as eventually the characters take over and you become more of a conduit for the story than anything. It's like meditation; they brain turns off and all these wonderful (or horrific) people in your head take over.

I also like the hours.(less)
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Moonlight

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Coda

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Bradley I hope you are having a good day! =)

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Dreamsbane of Tamalor by Bradley James Simpson


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Felts Great work on "Moonlight"! You really created some great scenes that stay with you well after you read them. I can still picture the toll booth guy demanded his seventy-five cents!
Hope to see more from you soon!


Andrea Kulman Hi there & thank you for being a friend on Good Reads!


Ravenskya You need to figure out how to add yourself as an author and connect your book to you!

By the way I'm on page 200 and enjoying it so far, I'm impressed with what I have read up to this point


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