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A.U. Gonzales

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Fiction, Ebooks, Contemporary

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May 2013

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Born Jed Aureus, AU (whose nickname did not originate directly from the chemical symbol for 'gold,' rather was derived from the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus, or more commonly known as 'staph infection') grew up in a family of doctors. Destined to become a physician himself, he fought the current tooth and nail for all of his life, ending up in professions far from the field of Medicine. With a degree in Computer Science, he fancies himself as a 'Solver,' whose interest is piqued by any sort of problem, and a 'Storyteller,' well-versed in languages that humans and computers alike understand. ...more

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

A.U. Gonzales Put simply, I don't. The thing about writer's block is that there's no going around it, you just have to accept it. Once you learn to accept its inevi…morePut simply, I don't. The thing about writer's block is that there's no going around it, you just have to accept it. Once you learn to accept its inevitability, the sooner you'll be able to overcome it.(less)

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What’s your advice for aspiring writers?

A.U. Gonzales The most common advice accomplished writers give is to just "write." I'm not saying that it's not a good advice (it's a great advice to follow), being…moreThe most common advice accomplished writers give is to just "write." I'm not saying that it's not a good advice (it's a great advice to follow), being a new writer, I guess the best advice I could give is to "find your voice." It's hard to sustain literary works with a voice that's not natural to you -- although, it comes easy for some. Finding your voice will lead to cementing your identity as an author, and that's one of your main goals especially when you're starting out.(less)

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