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Matthew Daley

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Growing up, Matthew Daley walked to and from school. It wasn’t up hill both ways, though the mere fact that he did so is quite a seismic feat in the 21st Century. This is important because he walked passed a library, and on most days, he stopped there on his way home from school. He also believed that world peace could be achieved if everyone celebrated Doughnut Day every day.

Once he discovered that money doesn’t grow on trees – but rather, from them – he started to work. There was no other way to pay for his book/comic book/music buying addiction or his insistence of seeing every movie in the theaters at a minimum of three times. The jobs that he has held are (in no particular order of importance): referee, dish washer, soda salesman, enve
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Matthew Daley It's a real toss-up, but it would be between Castle Rock and Derry, ME, two of the towns in the Stephen King universe. Maybe I'm off my rocker for eve…moreIt's a real toss-up, but it would be between Castle Rock and Derry, ME, two of the towns in the Stephen King universe. Maybe I'm off my rocker for even suggesting this, when I could choose much more peaceful locations, but I've been reading King's work since I was in 2nd grade and I think it would be worth going just to see if I make it out alive. This wouldn't be a family vacation, mind you. There's no way my wife or three kids would agree to it, but I'd probably try to rent a room from someone and work on my latest writing project. Nothing could go wrong with that. Right?(less)
Matthew Daley I deal with writer's block in two ways: fresh air or write something else. Going outside, regardless of weather, is always good for the body and mind;…moreI deal with writer's block in two ways: fresh air or write something else. Going outside, regardless of weather, is always good for the body and mind; taking a walk can do wonders.
If I'm working on a big project and get stuck, I like spending time writing something completely unrelated, like a poem or scene of dialogue between two people. It's still writing, but I'm not forcing myself to push through when I'm not quite in the right frame of mind. After a bit of time working on something else, I can slide right back in to the task at hand.(less)
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Getting to this point feels like a miracle. You work so hard for so long and you actually get a book published, which means someone believed enough in your vision to take a risk on you. The day your books is released feels like the greatest thing ever - outside of important life milestones like weddings and birth of a child - and all you want to do is celebrate and you expect the entire world want Read more of this blog post »
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