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Yolanda Paptie

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Born

in Eglin AFB, The United States

Website

https://hugo-203320.appspot.com/

Twitter

https://twitter.com/KalikaKay

Genre

Biography, Fantasy

Member Since

February 2017

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Yolanda Paptie is the alias for Kalika Kay Curry, an expert in the field of information technology and telecommunication and owner of the publishing company, A Rosebud Rejoicing.

She is the author of the first autobiographical fairy tale series, Life Imitates Art; a series that portrays an adult woman's life and struggles with the ideals of society as structured in the 20th and 21st centuries.

She's also an artist. ...more

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Yolanda Paptie This is a tough question to answer. The last time I had writer's block was with the first edition of Dinner.

I don't know for certain if it was writer'…moreThis is a tough question to answer. The last time I had writer's block was with the first edition of Dinner.

I don't know for certain if it was writer's block. I had a book to write and I wasn't writing, for some reason so I made a rule.

I put up a piece of canvas paper on my easel and titled it Procrastination.
I said, "If I'm not painting, I'm writing."

I found myself more determined to write because I had to do something while I wait for the paint to dry. (less)

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What’s the best thing about being a writer?

Yolanda Paptie My original answer was "words."

One worded answers are, apparently, frowned upon.

I have a huge crush on semantics.

Writing is a semantic framework. I k…moreMy original answer was "words."

One worded answers are, apparently, frowned upon.

I have a huge crush on semantics.

Writing is a semantic framework. I know that not everyone will see the same thing. I LOVE that. (less)

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Ode it to Howard

... Then there's that root that goes beyond what we find inside ourselves.

It's a territory.

A plane of existence that escapes our fears, our woes. It's an easy concept. We can all find that one.

I know nothing, yet - I know enough.

It's time to drop the king.

We met once.

I thought, "I could do that. I could walk into an office, hand a man the key to my heart and he'd find his way home."

He alrea Read more of this blog post »

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