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What are you currently working on?

Dave Rearick My second book is actually a book that's been coming to me for about ten years now. It's an exploration of the metaphors of sailing and life. Of how s…moreMy second book is actually a book that's been coming to me for about ten years now. It's an exploration of the metaphors of sailing and life. Of how sailing taught me to live. It''s title is "If I Could Teach You to Sail"

I also have three other books in the works. One is stories of sailing as known by the old green tea kettle on board the sailing boat Geronimo. Funny stories of 45 years of sailing.

Another is a book of my four wheeled friends. I've always had junk or very colorful character vehicles. The tales of trials and triumphs with these vehicles makes fun reading.

One other book that is quite interesting is quite a diversion from my normal writing. It's a fictional political thriller that a few of my early reader claim is not so fictional any more. (less)

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Dave Rearick inspiration usually arrives at unexpected times. Late at night, coming home from work or while sailing. Remembering it well enough to sit down and beg…moreinspiration usually arrives at unexpected times. Late at night, coming home from work or while sailing. Remembering it well enough to sit down and begin writing is the hard part. But, I just sit down and go at it. I write junk at first. Editing is a lengthy process for me because I'm a seat of the pants writer. It takes a few attempts before I get my work well enough to send to an editor for formal consideration.(less)

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