Ask the Author: Silvia Chindea
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Silvia Chindea
For "Crimes in Peru" I got inspired from a documentary about Nazca and Paracas cultures.
Silvia Chindea
Set aside the novel for a few days, going on a bicycle trip or listening to jazz music.
Silvia Chindea
Living multiple lives in one.
Silvia Chindea
To write, write and after that rewrite.
To find a writer mentor and/or a writing buddy.
To find inner strength to continue when things are dull.
To have confidence in their work.
To find a writer mentor and/or a writing buddy.
To find inner strength to continue when things are dull.
To have confidence in their work.
Silvia Chindea
I am writing crime&mystery since highschool, so I have plenty ideas! My first published novel, Six Matryoshka dolls, was written in parts. Almost four years ago I wrote 5 "dolls" and in 2014 I came up with the idea to link those stories with another one, the sixth "doll".
Silvia Chindea
My next whodunnit novel has a temporary name, Crimes in Peru. Treasure hunters are going to Peru to find an ancient treasure using Nazca and Paracas signs. But they are starting to die in quirky and strange ways and only one person wants to find out whodunnit. She is a journalist and she is in Peru by chance.
I wrote around 7k words so far and I'm hoping that things will go smoother after "Six Matryoshka dolls" launch this week.
I wrote around 7k words so far and I'm hoping that things will go smoother after "Six Matryoshka dolls" launch this week.
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