Ask the Author: Rebecca Sharp
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Rebecca Sharp
I don't have plans at this time, but I never say never :)
Rebecca Sharp
No, but you may see a few honorable mentions in my upcoming series, Stone Tracking Services! :)
Rebecca Sharp
Hey! Yes, they are getting their own series! The Vigilantes series will start in 2023 with Harm's book - The Vendetta!
Rebecca Sharp
Hi Catarina! I'm so glad you asked! Yes!!! Ash is getting his own book that will release mid-next year! More details will be coming to my reader group on Facebook when we get closer. You can join here >> http://bit.ly/BecomeASexySharpie
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Rebecca Sharp
I think that the biggest mystery in my - or anyone's - life, is other people and why they do the things that they do. Their motive for action (or inaction). It's the basis of, not just mystery or crime novels, but I would argue it's the basis for every book, every story: trying to understand why a character behaves as they do.
Thankfully, because it's my book, I can figure out (write) the answer - I can choose their motive; sometimes, in real life, you don't get that lucky.
Thankfully, because it's my book, I can figure out (write) the answer - I can choose their motive; sometimes, in real life, you don't get that lucky.
Rebecca Sharp
The first (and in my personal opinion, best) thing you can do is travel. An art teacher once told me that "first you have to draw what you see before you can draw what you don't". There is SO much inspiration out there - people, places, ideas, storylines that just won't come to you from sitting on a couch, or in your favorite comfy chair. You always have to start with what you know before you explore and expound on things that you don't - on things that you imagine. Without traveling, what you know is limited to only your world, and at some point those limits can become very evident in your writing.
The second thing I would suggest is to read. Read, read, read. It expands your imagination and the way your brain connects emotions and situations. Reading helps you lose yourself in someone else's world; traveling helps you lose yourself in the beautiful, vast, and just as magical, world that we live in.
The second thing I would suggest is to read. Read, read, read. It expands your imagination and the way your brain connects emotions and situations. Reading helps you lose yourself in someone else's world; traveling helps you lose yourself in the beautiful, vast, and just as magical, world that we live in.
Rebecca Sharp
Several things really... my next release - book 3 in the Gentlemen’s Guild series - is with the editor. As far as my WIP, well, I’m not sure I have a simple answer to that either BUT *for the most part*, I’m working on the 4th book in the Winter Games series.
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