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Gary Kemble

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Gary Kemble has spent his life telling stories. He wrote, illustrated and self-published his first story (Back from the Grave) aged eight. His debut novel Strange Ink (aka Skin Deep in Australia/NZ) is due out in the US and UK in October 2018. You can follow him on Facebook (@garykembleauthor).

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Gary Kemble Don't give up.

Every writer finds their own path to publication. For some it seems relatively easy (although if you dig deeper you usually find it wasn…more
Don't give up.

Every writer finds their own path to publication. For some it seems relatively easy (although if you dig deeper you usually find it wasn't as quick or easy as you initially assumed) and others toil away for years. In my case, the gap between my first novel-length project doing the rounds and the publication of my debut novel Skin Deep was about 12 years.

Read and write every day. Writers write, and writers read. If you have a bad day and can't find time to sit down and add words to your project, at least jot down some notes, so you can keep your head in the story.

Don't beat yourself up when things aren't going your way. I aspire to write every day but there have been periods in my life when I've gone months without writing. Believe in yourself and work towards creating time in your life to write.(less)
Gary Kemble I write fairly slowly (eg a little bit each day rather than huge chunks in one go) so this doesn't happen to me that often.

I plot out my books, which …more
I write fairly slowly (eg a little bit each day rather than huge chunks in one go) so this doesn't happen to me that often.

I plot out my books, which helps avoid writer's block. When I sit down to write, I have a pretty good idea of what I'm going to write.

On the rare occasions I get stuck, I skip forward to the next chapter and add a note about what I need to write to finish the chapter, and then go back later on.(less)
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