Rebecca Bryn asked Sarah Stuart:

Sarah, as a writer myself, I am often asked if the heroine is based on me. Would you say you recognise yourself in your Dangerous Liaisons' heroine?

Sarah Stuart No, but I wonder if writers sometimes create the person they would like to be. Obviously the heroine (or hero). Nobody would want to be the villain, would they?

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What inspiration drives your story?

Bdcharles asked Sarah Stuart:

Hi Sarah. What single piece of advice has served you best as a writer?

Rj Jefferson asked Sarah Stuart:

An interesting hook to the Tudors. They say 'write what you know'. Given your role in working back stage, how much of the story was 'written' for you by just observing what goes on between the actors? Best regards, Jefferson.

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Sarah, as a writer myself, I am often asked if the heroine is based on me. Would you say you recognise yourself in your Dangerous Liaisons' heroine?

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What inspiration drives your story?

Hi Sarah. What single piece of advice has served you best as a writer?

An interesting hook to the Tudors. They say 'write what you know'. Given your role in working back stage, how much of the story was 'written' for you by just observing what goes on between the actors? Best regards, Jefferson.

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