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Luke Green

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in Adelaide, Australia

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Fiction, Young Adult, Fantasy

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Ernest Cline, Matt J. Pike, Mark Tufo, J.R.R. Tolkien ...more

Member Since

April 2017

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Luke Green is a gaming fiction writer and a fun-loving superhero wannabe with a flair for the theatrical. When he's not gallivanting about with his two young boys, he is throwing himself into the worlds of fantasy provided by books, comics, movies and video games. Luke weaves all these influences into his own work to create vast realms that are as varied and realistic as can be. So, if you're ready to set off on an adventure along with a zany cast of characters, you've come to the right place! ...more

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Luke Green Just continue writing. I know that sounds silly, but the only way you can get yourself out of it is to work through it. There were many times that I w…moreJust continue writing. I know that sounds silly, but the only way you can get yourself out of it is to work through it. There were many times that I wouldn't know where the chapter was going and would almost let the characters write their own lines. This was great and many times a new idea would spring to mind and I then explored that little arc. I guess I threw out the rule book and just wrote to please myself. I let my story take many twists and turns that was never intended and I feel its a better story for it now. (less)

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What’s the best thing about being a writer?

Luke Green The best thing about being a writer is that adventures are around every corner. I know that sounds silly, but it’s true. You get to tell a story... yo…moreThe best thing about being a writer is that adventures are around every corner. I know that sounds silly, but it’s true. You get to tell a story... your story... and you get to tell it in your voice. Nothing beats the feeling of escaping to a weird and wonderful world, especially when you are the one that has created it. Endless possibilities are only words away.(less)

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