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Rachel Lane

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Born

Kansas City, MO

Website

http://www.rachellanewriting.com

Genre

Contemporary, Psychology, Chick Lit

Member Since

March 2023

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As an Aries, Rachel is always dashing toward her next passion project, often tripping over her own feet.
After working as a licensed therapist since 2008, she decided to write books about characters who are flawed, but trying. People that make toxic decisions but realize it and course-correct.
Her debut novel BROKEN STRINGS is the first published work from a family saga that follows the Tempest and Bennett families.
When not writing, Rachel is probably playing on the floor with her kids or wiping cat hair off her clothes.

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Rachel Lane I get away from writing for a bit. In my experience, it is very cyclical. Sometimes I can edit when I cannot write, sometimes it's the other way. The …moreI get away from writing for a bit. In my experience, it is very cyclical. Sometimes I can edit when I cannot write, sometimes it's the other way. The important thing is to avoid feeling doom and gloom or false permanence, as it will likely change day by day.(less)

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What’s the best thing about being a writer?

Rachel Lane It's totally the dopamine. For me, writing is like play. When things trigger me, I have found myself pushing them away until I have the energy to deal…moreIt's totally the dopamine. For me, writing is like play. When things trigger me, I have found myself pushing them away until I have the energy to deal. Writing was my main coping skill when my mom died in 2021. My characters truly bring me comfort. And dopamine. :op(less)

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