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M.C. Coward

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Fantasy, Science Fiction

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June 2012

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For over a decade, M.C. has written fiction and non-fiction, and his latest work, Outland, spotlights his ability to interweave big ideas and world-build while still telling a riveting and fresh fantasy story with compelling characters. While Outland is M.C.’s first published novel, there are several other speculative fiction stories planned.

M.C. has a degree in Sociology from the University of Tennessee in Chattanooga, as well as experience in freelance consulting for various known authors and organizations.
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When M.C. isn’t writing, he spends his free time with his wife, Britt, and two dogs, Snuggles and Buster. He also loves listening to and playing music, reading, and trying new foods.
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M.C. and his wife are both passionate vegans and act ...more

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

M.C. Coward I write anyway. It goes back to the idea of writing being like any other job: you have to show up. There's always something that needs doing, and if w…moreI write anyway. It goes back to the idea of writing being like any other job: you have to show up. There's always something that needs doing, and if writing the next word, sentence, or paragraph in a story just isn't happening, there's always something else I could be doing to move the story forward and make progress: editing, social media presence, character/world-building, etc. Ideally, I'll have something that I want to write, even if it's not in the story I should be working on, and if I visit that, it often gets the juices flowing.(less)

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M.C. Coward It's cathartic for me. I can look at certain passages in my work and know where I was at that time in life. I love writing stories that I want to read…moreIt's cathartic for me. I can look at certain passages in my work and know where I was at that time in life. I love writing stories that I want to read.(less)

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