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Jennifer Harrison

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Fiction, Romance, Suspense

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May 2012

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Jennifer Harrison is a Colorado native and avid reader. After spending years as a technical writer, she decided to branch out into the world of creative writing with her debut novel, Mine. When she's not reading or writing, she enjoys spending time with her two children, listening to music, and gardening. ...more

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Jennifer Harrison I don't really believe in writer's block. If you're blocked as a writer, it's because you're trying to force the story. When the story is forced, it j…moreI don't really believe in writer's block. If you're blocked as a writer, it's because you're trying to force the story. When the story is forced, it just won't feel right, thus adding to the overall frustration. If I can't get a scene to come together, or don't know where to go next, I take a break. Hit the mountains, go for a walk through an open meadow, anything that will allow my mind to let go. Once my mind is free, it's like opening the flood gates, and the creativity flows back in.(less)

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What’s the best thing about being a writer?

Jennifer Harrison Being a writer is like being the master puppeteer. Anything I want to happen can happen, I control all outcomes. If I really dislike a character, I ca…moreBeing a writer is like being the master puppeteer. Anything I want to happen can happen, I control all outcomes. If I really dislike a character, I can make them meet a grisly end. If I want the guy to get the girl, I can arrange it.
It's the perfect outlet for all those conversations I have in my head, the ones where I say, "I wish I would've said..." or "I wish I would've done..." (less)

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