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K.H. Middlemass

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in Keighley, The United Kingdom

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Horror, Fiction

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Neil Gaiman, Angela Carter, Tanith Lee, Holly Black

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August 2016

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A nerdy, feminist eyeliner enthusiast who never completely outgrew her goth phase, K.H. Middlemass loves books more than life itself. When she isn't writing or reading, you can find her watching cartoons and playing video games like an adult, wasting time looking at pictures of dogs and arguing with bigots on the internet. All while drinking endless cups of tea.

Shadow Over Sea and Sky is her first novel.
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How do you deal with writer’s block?

K.H. Middlemass Make yourself write anyway. Even if it's terrible, sometimes forcing through is the way to find the answers you were looking for.…moreMake yourself write anyway. Even if it's terrible, sometimes forcing through is the way to find the answers you were looking for.(less)

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What’s your advice for aspiring writers?

K.H. Middlemass You know that bit in Finding Nemo when Dory sings 'just keep swimming?'

Replace 'swimming' with 'writing' and you'll be golden.

You have to write every …moreYou know that bit in Finding Nemo when Dory sings 'just keep swimming?'

Replace 'swimming' with 'writing' and you'll be golden.

You have to write every day, or at least think about writing every day. And when you're not writing, read. Read as much as you can. Read until your eyes bleed and then keep reading.

Natural talent isn't enough. You need to have the discipline and the drive to create and it's the only way for you to get any better at your craft. The amount of people I've known that like the idea of being a writer but simply don't have the discipline to actually do it is more than you might think.

Heck, I used to be one of them.

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