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Goodreads asked Beck Grey:

How do you deal with writer’s block?

Beck Grey Writer's block usually happens because the author is trying to force the story in a certain direction and the characters don't want to go there. When this happens to me I stop, consider what the situation is and why I don't want to write what I think happens next. Sometimes I'll skip to the scene after the one I'm having trouble with, and then go back to it once I've written more. Sometimes I'll scrap what I thought should come next and take the scene in a totally different, unblocked direction.

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What’s your advice for aspiring writers?

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Rachel asked Beck Grey:

Hi, Just finished "Save Me" and liked it very much. Did you have a reason for choosing the older spelling of "Seumas" instead of the more common Seamus? Are you of Irish heritage? I plan to get your other books--you have a nice style! Rachel

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Jocelyn asked Beck Grey:

do i need to read this series in order? i recently got "embrace me" through the stuff your earbuds event and i'm wondering if i need to read "save me" first

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