Ask the Author: Caro LaFever
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Caro LaFever
Don't use it as an excuse. Write every day even if it's only 100 words. Give yourself permission to write crap and keep going.
Caro LaFever
Wow. So many things. I guess the biggest is getting feedback from readers that were touched by your books or helped. That's always the best part.
Caro LaFever
Don't wait for permission. Don't wait on the muse. Don't make excuses. If you do any or all of these things, then you'll never get any writing done and you'll never be a writer.
Caro LaFever
Devil's Due - which is due out in October 2016. I am also working on a nonfiction series for nonfiction writers that should start coming out in September. It's nice to jump back and forth because the writing is very different.
Caro LaFever
I don't. I write when I am inspired, when I'm not inspired and somewhere in between. I write every day. I guess I look at it as a habit. Do you brush your teeth every day or do you wait until you're inspired to do so?
Yeah. I thought so.
Yeah. I thought so.
Caro LaFever
I'm writing a book set in Tasmania and Las Vegas next. The title is Devil's Due and somehow I wandered into stuff on the Tasmanian Devil (I have no idea how that happened) and huzzah - there was the hero. No he is not a black and white furry marsupial. Laugh.
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