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S.M. England

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in Utah, The United States

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Genre

Fantasy

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M.L. Forman J.R.R. Tolkien [H.P. Lovecraft] John Flanagan Derek Landy ...more

Member Since

February 2018

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Born and raised in Utah, Samantha England has lived her whole life surrounded by mountains and with a head full of dragons. At thirteen, she got it into her head that she wanted to be a fantasy writer and hasn't strayed from that path since. As a writer, Samantha keeps to the personal mantra of "I don't write stories, I go on adventures and bring other people with me." and there are quite a few adventures she has in mind to share. Outside of writing, she gets together with other writer friends, sneaks in camping and skiing trips, goes to conventions, and her favorite color is orange. ...more

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

S.M. England Alright, this might be a long one.

How I deal with writer's block is this: I write. I keep writing, even if I think it's absolute trash I still write. …moreAlright, this might be a long one.

How I deal with writer's block is this: I write. I keep writing, even if I think it's absolute trash I still write. Put something down on paper (or text document) just so you have made progress on the book. First drafts are not meant to be utter perfection, I should know, and so progress counts. There will always be future drafts where you will polished it and then you decide on whether or not to keep it or change it entirely.

There is a reason why editing exists, but it's not that necessary for a first draft. Progress is key in a first draft. Finish the story, then polish it.(less)

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What’s the best thing about being a writer?

S.M. England The best thing about being a writer is seeing how your stories affect other people, and then them telling you how it affected them. It's touching to k…moreThe best thing about being a writer is seeing how your stories affect other people, and then them telling you how it affected them. It's touching to know how much someone loves your work and how encouraged they felt to go out there and write their own stories. It's truly a wonderful feeling and there's nothing else like it.(less)

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