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R.T. Truehall

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in Penrith, Australia

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Genre

Fiction, Fantasy, Contemporary

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March 2013

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R.T. Truehall is a typical Australian thirty-something with atypical ideas. Her interests include:
- Fighting social injustice,
- Destroying stigma around mental illness,
- Giving life to flawed characters,
- Playing with language and accents,
- Cuddling with her 3 dogs and 3 cats,
- Avoiding doing the dishes,
- Playing roller derby, ice hockey and guitar,
- Planning her wedding to the most amazing woman alive.
She has published Not Dead, her debut novel, and is working on book 2 in the Not Dead series, among a couple of side projects.
R.T. is happy to exchange a copy for review, provided it is in a timely manner.

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Who is your favorite fictional couple, and why?

R.T. Truehall Absolutely hands down this has to be Buffy and Spike from the Buffy The Vampire Slayer series. They were instantly drawn to each other, though they lo…moreAbsolutely hands down this has to be Buffy and Spike from the Buffy The Vampire Slayer series. They were instantly drawn to each other, though they loathed one another (kind-of like my real-life engagement to the love of my life). I cried when their hearts broke; I even had to take a brief hiatus from tv until I could stand to watch them and their pain. Pathetic? Maybe, but hats off to Joss Whedon and the rest of the writers for making me have feelings! (less)

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

R.T. Truehall The biggest thing that I think helps if I feel blocked is to not stress about it. I put what I'm writing down, and trust that the ideas will return. W…moreThe biggest thing that I think helps if I feel blocked is to not stress about it. I put what I'm writing down, and trust that the ideas will return. What's the point of stressing? It won't help with the block.(less)

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