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message 1: by Joy (new)

Joy Mutter I know exactly what you mean Steven! I suffer more from marketing block, ha!


message 2: by Steven (new)

Steven Moore I don't remember the context, but I was being a wee bit glib. I've collected so many ideas over the years, and still do, that I never run out of them.


message 3: by Joy (new)

Joy Mutter I know exactly what you mean. My latest book, The Hostile, was inspired by a tile on my bathroom floor, ha! Inspiration is everywhere. The book before that was inspired by a comment from my sister concerning inheritance.


message 4: by Steven (new)

Steven Moore Hopefully not an argument over inheritance! I'm inclined to come back and haunt my kids if they fight over my estate. :-)


message 5: by Joy (new)

Joy Mutter I was disinherited by my crazy father, so it was a strong theme in Random Bullets. The 'hero' in my book was disinherited twice, but I'd never do what he did ... or would I? Ha!


message 6: by Joy (new)

Joy Mutter My father inadvertently gave me plenty to write about. I like turning negatives into positives. I've done it all of my life.


message 7: by Steven (new)

Steven Moore "Turning negatives into positives" is a good mantra for living a better life.


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