Joseph Legaspi
For me, it's all about the mystery of the process, never knowing what the final product will be and not having too many expectations. The stories that I love to read and also love to tell have an element of surprise. I've never been the type to "think" up a story or "feel" my way through one. It's all about putting down on paper what comes naturally to me at a given moment and finding a bit about myself in the end. I believe "thinking" is discovering what you know; "feeling" is discovering what you want, and "writing" is discovering what you didn't know you wanted.
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Juan Camacho
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Joseph Legaspi:
I re-read your novel again. I got a different view of the story. First time I read it, it looked like the main character didn’t really make the big decision (like the ad said “chose love or not?”) But when I re-read it again, it looks like he did. Is this question answered in Part 1 or in later installments?
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