S.E. Sasaki
Thank you for this question, Raquel. It is a very good one. I am a very 'visual' writer. I write what I 'see'. For me, the challenge is finding the correct words in the right sequence to convey what I visualize and create the emotions I want in my reader. My artwork helps me envision the scenes in my stories. Creating pictures stimulates my creative side. For example, I have created a series of dragon paintings that have become the basis for a dragon trilogy I am almost finished writing. In this way, my artwork can definitely compliment my writing just by stimulating my imagination.
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Writing a series based on a medical space station feels really unique to me - well done - did you use your medical experience and just play 'what-if' or were you influenced by anything in particular? I'm thinking of things like DS9 & Babylon 5 which were unique when they first came about - a contained tv show about life on a space station.
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