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Dome'Loki picked up Alyssa Cole's 2018 book, A Princess in Theory. " Reading about someone passionate about wanting to study the spread of diseases and detect outbreaks before they become epidemics...was oddly reassuring right now. However, when funding is removed and a task force disbanded it had me seething, as that is what happened in the US in 2018." ()

This is probably the number one question asked at author events! So, for the majority of people, no, because I've learned it is really from life (around them/their own) or they are writing the book they needed/wanted. However, I DO wonder about horror writers. (The old joke: Stephen King (to his kids), "You want dad to tell you a bed time story?" Kids: "Nooooooooooooooooooooooo!"

I've written fiction before so this question had seemed obvious to me from a young age. Idle daydreaming and having a "what if" moment or just asking questions seems to do the trick and I think most are the same. After that it's the story leading you and influences drawing from all kinds of sources. I do love reading about what inspired someone to write a specific story though. I find it inspiring and a good reminder to question and imagine and you never know what will inspire or how.