Jeffrey Caston
Two things. 1. It is nice (and sometimes necessary for my sanity) to have something I have at least some semblance of control over. When everything else in the world seems out of whack or beyond my ability to help, I have worlds and events and anything else I set my mind to that allows my imagination to just go for it. It doesn't always happen that way. Sometimes I have some idea or a person in mind and then it is like I need to collaborate with that fictional character to reach a point of what they truly are and need to become. I definitely found that to be the case with Dr. Abel in Immunity. I'm also finding that to be the case with another character I am developing now, the Raven.
2. It is just such a great release. I have so many ideas I want to get out. Sometimes I feel like I will lose my mind if I don't try to write about them and get them out. Because there is always something new percolating between my ears!
2. It is just such a great release. I have so many ideas I want to get out. Sometimes I feel like I will lose my mind if I don't try to write about them and get them out. Because there is always something new percolating between my ears!
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David Horne
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Jeffrey Caston:
Hey Jeffery, there must be something in the water up here in the Puget Sound region that turns people into horror authors! My first horror novel Better Left Alone is set against the backdrop of the San Juan Islands. I'm interested to read your works. My question is, what scares you?
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