Carol L Cridge
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Christine Feehan:
So many plots, great storylines, characters with huge personalities, & 'books' - how do you manage to keep them all straight? Do you have like a "war room" you & your family gather in, or storyboard you frequent to make sure you have it right when working on one & you're referencing things from previous books in a series like Torpedo Ink? Are your walls where you write plastered with pages and diagrams? LOL
Christine Feehan
Not exactly. I do keep an "encyclopedia" of information specific to the books and add to it each time I write a new book. I keep track of what a character looks like, locations, what their homes look like, who they are related to, who their mate is, so many details. But, it's all done electronically.
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Tina Weaver
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Christine Feehan:
Christine, I’ve read everything you wrote up until 2016 or so when I began writing to publish. What are a couple of writing tips you’ve learned that would apply to plotting more than one book at a time. I work full time so planning time to write can be a challenge I’m sure there are times when the muse is on vacation what do you during that time? Do you force the writing or use the time for other things?
Jerri
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Christine Feehan:
I absolutely love your Dark series. Wish I was a Carpathian myself (have lots of health issues) so that I wasn’t sick all the time. Will you be heading back to the Carpathian Mountains again soon or are you staying in the states? I’m missing the characters in the mountains and wish we’d hear some about them.
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