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Danielle Martin

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Young Adult, Contemporary, Fiction

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December 2011

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Danielle Martin is a simple gal with a heart for people, especially those who have experienced the world in less than ideal circumstances and still choose to see the life and beauty around them.

She has been writing virtually her whole life and uses blogging and reviews to express her thoughts on music, culture, art, and life in general. She freelances for HM Magazine and keeps a music review blog as well as one on the evolution of life through the eyes of a 90's kid. ...more

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Danielle Martin Usually I find something else to do until I get the itch to come back to it.

If I'm really in the groove of writing and get stuck, I'll back up a few …moreUsually I find something else to do until I get the itch to come back to it.

If I'm really in the groove of writing and get stuck, I'll back up a few pages or chapters and read it from there to where I left off. Usually I find that stories tell themselves if you allow yourself to be the tool to record them, so this method allows you to jump start the train of thought you were on and keep going- sometimes anyway. (less)

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What’s the best thing about being a writer?

Danielle Martin My favorite part of being a writer is painting a picture with my words and knowing that it will create a different visual for each person that reads i…moreMy favorite part of being a writer is painting a picture with my words and knowing that it will create a different visual for each person that reads it. (less)

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