Emily Chmielewski
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J.R. Ward:
When you're plotting/writing, do you work through the main characters' plot lines first and then work in the side characters and their stories afterwards (or, more or less towards the end of your process, as the case may be, since writing can be such a cyclical process), fitting side story pieces in here and there as necessary? Or, do you plot/write it all out together?
J.R. Ward
OMG I know this is going to sound lame, but I honestly don't work on anything. I just watch the movies in my head and put them together in a way that makes sense? I extensively outline, but that's recording what I've been shown and trying to get it an order that flows and is chronologically sound? But I don't have a process in the sense that I dictate anything. The stories are to be found or discovered intact as they are revealed. They are not driven by me. If I do try and have an opinion, or force them to do something or go somewhere they don't want? Everything shuts up. Learned that back with Lover Revealed- it was the only time I've ever had writer's block.
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Inguška Hríbiková
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J.R. Ward:
At first, thank you very much for BDB series and for every book you wrote. When I have bad day, your books are my light in darkness. I am falling in love to every chatacter.of course Z is my biggest love. And my second biggest love is Lassiter. So please tell me that you will write one book about him? I love his sense of humor. Have a nice day.
Sarah
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J.R. Ward:
ok so i was wondering about the new series about the bdb trainees (OMG BEST IDEA EVER!) plus the bourbon kings and regular bdb.... does this mean we will always have 3 books a year from you or will BK's be like every 2 years or something? because i'm just trying to think from your standpoint.. you must write constantly!! don't get me wrong though, i'm all for it! :) lol xoxo ps.. you are awesome!
J.R. Ward
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