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Goodreads asked Mark Saha:

What mystery in your own life could be a plot for a book?

Mark Saha Bartenders are always telling me great ideas for the novels they intend to write someday but probably won’t. My sense is that if you talk about something enough, you lose the need to write it. I tend to shy away from discussing anything that might be good enough to tackle eventually. And have the decency not to share my duds with you.

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Dennis Fried

Dennis Fried asked Mark Saha:

Hi Mark, Just curious - did you know Bill Froug, who taught screenwriting at UCLA in the 70s and 80s? He was a friend of mine here in Sarasota, where he retired, and we were fellow members of the infamous Liars Poker writer's group here in town. Denny

Janet Doolaege

Janet Doolaege asked Mark Saha:

Hi Mark, I see you mentioned Blasty in a Goodreads post a couple of years ago. I have been using them, but suddenly I have no access. Do you happen to know whether they have gone out of business? I don't know how to find out. Google yields no information. Thanks! Best, Janet Doolaege

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What’s your advice for aspiring writers?

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