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Jordan Antonacci

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Jordan Antonacci is an HVAC Technician by day and blogger by night, working out of the hot, hot lands of Dallas, Texas. When he isn’t trying to avoid heat stroke, he can be found at his desk with an espresso, brewing up a new story or a post for his blog. Outside of writing, Jordan has a mild case of wanderlust. He enjoys road trips, cruises, and flights out to California to visit his family. His dream is to make a living with writing and visit every country the world has to offer.

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Jordan Antonacci I actually don't deal with a lot of writer's block. Dreadful place, though. I'd assume it's my approach that keeps me safe. I always keep a list of st…moreI actually don't deal with a lot of writer's block. Dreadful place, though. I'd assume it's my approach that keeps me safe. I always keep a list of story ideas on my phone--despite what Stephen King says. When I pick a story, I always go for one that I feel extremely passionate about; one that I feel a need to tell. Then I'll plant the idea in my head and let it grow. Once I feel the story has developed enough inside my head, I'll begin outlining. On the rare occasion I do pull up to writer's block, I'll take a breather, and stop thinking so much. Let your heart write--not your mind.(less)

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What’s the best thing about being a writer?

Jordan Antonacci Being able to create from your heart, then have people read, connect, and appreciate it.

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