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Joseph LoGuidice

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Born

Beacon, New York, The United States

Website

http://www.josephloguidice.com/

Genre

Fiction

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Member Since

February 2015

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Joseph LoGuidice was born in Beacon, New York and spent his first five years in rural Dutchess County. His parents divorced soon thereafter, and he moved through several towns and school districts with his mother and sister until his teenage years when he became a steady Connecticut resident. He enjoys writing stories about middle-class families with a focus on youthful characters dealing with challenges that force them into adulthood. His favorite pastimes are fretting about writing, and sometimes his golf game, and for enjoyment he plays the guitar, but sometimes frets about that,too (no pun intended - frets). He currently lives in Westchester County, New York with his wife and two children.

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Joseph LoGuidice I like to use notebooks to keep my ideas in order and to write out thoughts. I try and stay focused on the feeling I want to resonate at the end of th…moreI like to use notebooks to keep my ideas in order and to write out thoughts. I try and stay focused on the feeling I want to resonate at the end of the story, and build around the feeling or effect I'm trying to create, then push on. This "effect" helps me to create ideas that work with the story's arc. Hey, sometimes writing is a slog, and sometimes it's like the wind. (less)

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Joseph LoGuidice Expressing yourself, and in the process, learning what's really going on inside. What's even better? Being able to share that love with readers. I lov…moreExpressing yourself, and in the process, learning what's really going on inside. What's even better? Being able to share that love with readers. I love my readers because I know that took the time out of their lives and gave it to me. (less)

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