A baby is born!
My new book "Under Dark Waters" is out. I`m excited – and nervous at the same time: Will the readers like it as much as I do? How will it be received?
In the meantime, I`ve written another book, the working title is "Stormy Cove". It`ll be published next year with AmazonCrossing. It is a mystery novel that takes place on the rugged, beautiful island of Newfoundland. And I`m working on a new mystery novel. But to root for my latest baby is a nice break and hopefully will give me the opportunity to get in touch with some of my readers!
In the meantime, I try to walk a lot. Not only for pedestrian but also for literary reasons...
Some authors know exactly what will be in every chapter of their book before they even start it. I don`t - I like to be surprised. I have a general idea where the book is going but apart from that, anything can happen really. And I think it`s great when you, as a writer, are curious what the outcome of your story will be. Sometimes, I get stuck and have to rethink my plot and make adjustments. To sort things out - and air my head - it always helps to go for a walk. Somehow the feet and the movement of your body connect to the brain, and ideas are coming in unexpected ways. It`s almost mysterious, but a great process!
In the meantime, I`ve written another book, the working title is "Stormy Cove". It`ll be published next year with AmazonCrossing. It is a mystery novel that takes place on the rugged, beautiful island of Newfoundland. And I`m working on a new mystery novel. But to root for my latest baby is a nice break and hopefully will give me the opportunity to get in touch with some of my readers!
In the meantime, I try to walk a lot. Not only for pedestrian but also for literary reasons...
Some authors know exactly what will be in every chapter of their book before they even start it. I don`t - I like to be surprised. I have a general idea where the book is going but apart from that, anything can happen really. And I think it`s great when you, as a writer, are curious what the outcome of your story will be. Sometimes, I get stuck and have to rethink my plot and make adjustments. To sort things out - and air my head - it always helps to go for a walk. Somehow the feet and the movement of your body connect to the brain, and ideas are coming in unexpected ways. It`s almost mysterious, but a great process!
Published on April 15, 2015 17:58
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Right now, I am multitasking, juggling several books at the same time, emerging from one, diving into another one.
My new mystery novel "Stormy Cove" is released on May 24. But another things is happe Right now, I am multitasking, juggling several books at the same time, emerging from one, diving into another one.
My new mystery novel "Stormy Cove" is released on May 24. But another things is happening: My next novel that is set in the Arctic is being edited. And I am already thinking of a future novel with cowboys, horses and a series of unexplained high-profile accidents/murders in it.
Sometimes, when people inquire about my books, I mix up my heroines`names or the locations or even the plot. That is what happens when you are pulled out of your quiet and solitary occupation of writing, and all of a sudden you find yourself out in the open, surrounded by people and bombarded by questions. But I enjoy that part, too, I really do. I just have to manage the transition.
What I am really looking forward to is the exchange with my readers. It is amazing what they come up with and what a particular book means to them and their lives.
All I can say: Bring it on. ...more
My new mystery novel "Stormy Cove" is released on May 24. But another things is happe Right now, I am multitasking, juggling several books at the same time, emerging from one, diving into another one.
My new mystery novel "Stormy Cove" is released on May 24. But another things is happening: My next novel that is set in the Arctic is being edited. And I am already thinking of a future novel with cowboys, horses and a series of unexplained high-profile accidents/murders in it.
Sometimes, when people inquire about my books, I mix up my heroines`names or the locations or even the plot. That is what happens when you are pulled out of your quiet and solitary occupation of writing, and all of a sudden you find yourself out in the open, surrounded by people and bombarded by questions. But I enjoy that part, too, I really do. I just have to manage the transition.
What I am really looking forward to is the exchange with my readers. It is amazing what they come up with and what a particular book means to them and their lives.
All I can say: Bring it on. ...more
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