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Connie Corcoran Wilson

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Connie Corcoran Wilson has published 10 books since 2003. "Hellfire & Damnation" (www.HellfireandDamnationtheBook.com) came out in February, 2010. Her three volumes of true ghost stories of Route 66 (Ghostly Tales of Route 66, www.GhostlyTalesofRoute66.com) are out from Quixote and in E-book format from Quad City Press. Her first book ("Training the Teacher As A Champion") was published by PLS Bookstores in 1989. Her sci fi novel "Out of Time" was published by Lachesis in 2008 and the screenplay written based on the book was a winner in a "Writer's Digest" competition. Her 2 humor collections are "Both Sides Now" (2003) and "Laughing through Life" (2011). Her illustrated children's book, "The Christmas Cats in Silly Hats" was released at Ch ...more

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Connie Corcoran Wilson I have never had writer's block, so I can't answer this. My problem is the opposite: turning off my mind, which is always thinking of new things to wr…moreI have never had writer's block, so I can't answer this. My problem is the opposite: turning off my mind, which is always thinking of new things to write.(less)
Connie Corcoran Wilson I think the best thing about being a writer is that you can do it anywhere, for as long or as short a time as you wish. This helps me, because, after …moreI think the best thing about being a writer is that you can do it anywhere, for as long or as short a time as you wish. This helps me, because, after years spent teaching and running 2 businesses, I like to travel and write as I travel.

I also think it is a form of therapy to express yourself in writing, and I have been doing it for 60 years and enjoy trying to master new forms, which is why I write fiction, nonfiction and all kinds of both.(less)
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