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Rex Grainger Coming up with ideas in my head and turning them into a book. It's sort of like being the actors, the director, the producer, the cameraman, and cante…moreComing up with ideas in my head and turning them into a book. It's sort of like being the actors, the director, the producer, the cameraman, and canteen man in one go, and it's all hands on deck. It takes a lot of thought. It's challenging.(less)

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Rex Grainger I just try to fight against any blockage. It's no different when your toilet is blocked; you have to try to remove whatever is clogging your imaginati…moreI just try to fight against any blockage. It's no different when your toilet is blocked; you have to try to remove whatever is clogging your imagination, and one of the methods I use is: I type one or two paragraphs from a published book, preferably of the same genre I'm writing, and voila, it seems to work in removing any blockage. It works most of the time. If I'm doing an action scene, then I will type a paragraph that features an action scene. Other methods are closing my eyes and breathing in from nose and exhaling, or go to the gym, or take a break and watch a movie, or read a passage from my favourite book. There's another method where you actually type out your feelings about why you can't write anything and how you feel. I haven't tried that yet but experts say it works.(less)

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In my view, especially as a person working in a library, I can see that most of the books in the crime and thriller section are quite simply gloomy and very topical. Crime fiction is one of the most popular fiction, and has endured its popularity for many years, mainly because people like a mystery to be solved. Now I'm not bashing crime fiction, but it is just a bit too topical, overly grim - too Read more of this blog post »

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