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Eric Haggman When you’re someone with an active imagination, like me, the idea of giving form to your own wild stories, of creating new worlds, is the most seducti…moreWhen you’re someone with an active imagination, like me, the idea of giving form to your own wild stories, of creating new worlds, is the most seductive aspect of writing. Reading touches on this for me and so many others, but writing gives you the power to create something that appeals to your own imagination. It’s a remarkable thing when you’re creating something, and one day, your story characters come to life right in front of you. (less)

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Eric Haggman Don’t give up and be open to taking lessons from writers you admire. I’ve been a writer my whole life. I wrote short stories in high school and colleg…moreDon’t give up and be open to taking lessons from writers you admire. I’ve been a writer my whole life. I wrote short stories in high school and college. As an advertising executive, I’ve written thousands of commercials, but never felt like I was smart enough to see through the whole arc of a story. One thing that really helped my process was trying out James Patterson’s MasterClass. He addressed every insecurity I had with writing, and I couldn’t recommend it enough. It’s perfect for those interested in writing thrillers, but can be applied to other genres as well. (less)

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THE APOLOGY MOVIE: RECAP

With the Sundance Film Festival well underway in beautiful Park City, Utah, the dream of turning The Apology into a feature film has been top of mind for my muse, Emily, and I. As a self-published author, it’s always encouraging to see the work of other indie authors get adapted into a movie. I’m sure we’ll be reading about upcoming book adaptions following this year’s festival, and I know I’ll b Read more of this blog post »

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