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You sound so awfully addicted to your characters & plot. This is definately a mark of a strong writer with lucid thoughts that can be easily translated to writing. I need to pick up one of your baby(book)soon !!
Hi Sakshi, So nice to hear from you! IT probably sounds like I'm addicted to the characters, but it feels more as if I see the world through their eyes. How about you? Are you an aspiring author? If you like magical realism, I think you might like my MOOJIE LITTLEMAN story.
Hi Robin, no I am not an aspiring author but a dedicated reader and fan of books. I am definately going to pick up Moojie & by the sight of reviews I have seen on Goodreads & Amazon, my interest is greatly piqued. I am going to order now & dig in the story. Thanks for the reco, Robin :)
Wonderful! Thank you for the interest, Sakshi!
Sometimes I think it would be rather nice to suffer from writer’s block, a period of nothingness where the brain ceases to be creative and I can be at one with the universe.
But the stark reality is that I continually pull over my car, stop a conversation, pause a movie or leap out of bed at 2 a.m. just to jot an idea down.
My muse is altogether a restless genie, a conniving devil, a wanton mistress and even a fairy godmother. At times he’s Othello’s Iago, at others he’s Clarence from It’s a Wonderful Life. But he/she is always in standby mode and, for whatever reason, never seems to switch off!
I can relate to living in the story. Sometimes I think I must be mad to live in this world inside my imagination. It's pads and pens all over the house for me!
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You sound so awfully addicted to your characters & plot. This is definately a mark of a strong writer with lucid thoughts that can be easily translated to writing. I need to pick up one of your baby(book)soon !!
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Hi Sakshi, So nice to hear from you! IT probably sounds like I'm addicted to the characters, but it feels more as if I see the world through their eyes. How about you? Are you an aspiring author? If you like magical realism, I think you might like my MOOJIE LITTLEMAN story.
Hi Robin, no I am not an aspiring author but a dedicated reader and fan of books. I am definately going to pick up Moojie & by the sight of reviews I have seen on Goodreads & Amazon, my interest is greatly piqued. I am going to order now & dig in the story. Thanks for the reco, Robin :)
Wonderful! Thank you for the interest, Sakshi!
Sometimes I think it would be rather nice to suffer from writer’s block, a period of nothingness where the brain ceases to be creative and I can be at one with the universe. But the stark reality is that I continually pull over my car, stop a conversation, pause a movie or leap out of bed at 2 a.m. just to jot an idea down.
My muse is altogether a restless genie, a conniving devil, a wanton mistress and even a fairy godmother. At times he’s Othello’s Iago, at others he’s Clarence from It’s a Wonderful Life. But he/she is always in standby mode and, for whatever reason, never seems to switch off!
I can relate to living in the story. Sometimes I think I must be mad to live in this world inside my imagination. It's pads and pens all over the house for me!
