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Goodreads asked D.J. Molles:

How do you deal with writer’s block?

D.J. Molles I just put words on paper, even if they suck. It's often a matter of just overcoming inertia. We always want to start a story or a chapter or a scene with "the perfect words," but perfection stands in the way of progress. You can always re-write it later, and often times you just need to get some momentum going, and get out of your own head, before the words start to flow on their own.

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Maggie Stone

Maggie Stone asked D.J. Molles:

I have read that you began as a self-published author. I have done some research into this field and it seems that many of the self-publishing houses are rip-offs. How did you choose or more to the point which one did you choose to go with in the beginning?

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Goodreads asked D.J. Molles:

What’s your advice for aspiring writers?

Eric Hawkins

Eric Hawkins asked D.J. Molles:

Why not use Scott Brick to narrate your next book? Next to Christian Rommel, I like Scott. In fact, I'd sit and listen to the phone book if he was reading it. Just my $0.02!

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