Lisa Shea
Because I adore so many different genres it's nearly impossible for me to get writer's block in an overall sense. I might not be in the mood to write a romantic scene - but I'm all for writing an angst-filled scene in my sci-fi story. If I'm feeling gentle and quiet I might write the next release in my cozy zoo short story series. So there's always something to work on!
But it's definitely good to keep the mind lubricated. I love creative outlets like photography, cyanotypes, Gelli prints, and more. It keeps all the aspects of inspiration active.
But it's definitely good to keep the mind lubricated. I love creative outlets like photography, cyanotypes, Gelli prints, and more. It keeps all the aspects of inspiration active.
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J Earl
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Lisa Shea:
For your influences you mention Tolkien, Herbert and Austen, great writers all. My question is this, the differences between them are largely apparent but what do you see as the similarities that make them collectively your influences? As a reader I like them all and can say it is simply because they all tell wonderful stories within very fleshed out worlds, but what does a writer see as a connecting thread?
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