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Charles Hash
My knee jerk reaction is Mickey and Mallory from Natural Born Instinct, but Sansa and Littlefinger from A Song of Ice and Fire are very dear to me as well.
Charles Hash
I got you added. :)
Charles Hash
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(view spoiler)[I have some people in my past that won't let it go that I am not friends with them anymore, and will use any opportunity they can to put me down and stab me in the back, even years later. I'm thinking about doing the same to them. :) (hide spoiler)]
Charles Hash
I like tragedy and drama and plausibility in what I read. I'll give it a look. But mine isn't technically published yet. One more week!
Charles Hash
Baby steps. Nurture the ideas you do have. Step away if you have to, and move on to something else for awhile. Ask people for ideas. I struggled with it for years, and have no real answer for this, except to keep plugging away and don't give up.
Charles Hash
Getting the clutter out of my mind.
Charles Hash
Write, write, write. And then rewrite, rewrite, rewrite. And then write some more. Step out of your comfort zone and challenge yourself to become better. Write about things from outside your own point of view and experiences, and also make sure you research all the fine points of your writing.
Even when dealing with the impossible, it needs to be plausible.
Even when dealing with the impossible, it needs to be plausible.
Charles Hash
Short stories and the 2nd novel in the series.
Charles Hash
From my experiences, from history, from the things others create, from music. Inspiration is a tricky thing. When it strikes, jot it down or you may lose it forever.
Charles Hash
Its was a collective of sources that inspired me, from the degradation of moral fiber within the characters on Breaking Bad, to the strength and resilience shown by Ripley in the first two Alien films. Also, I wanted to incorporate the expansive, gritty world that George RR Martin has displayed in his Song of Ice and Fire series within the confines of Science Fiction and Horror. Last but not least, was the lack of strong, female lead characters that do not need a man to save them, define them, or complete them.
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