Ask the Author: Betsy Reeder
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Betsy Reeder
I just start talking gibberish into my i-phone. At some point, something comprehensible comes to light. :o)
Betsy Reeder
What's NOT the best thing about being a writer!? The joy of creation, as in any art, is beyond estimation.
Betsy Reeder
If you are writing fiction, let yourself fall in love with your characters. When they start speaking on their own, your story will begin to write itself. I think it's good to embrace unexpected tangents and see where they go.
No matter what, believe in your intuitive ability to create a masterful tale!
No matter what, believe in your intuitive ability to create a masterful tale!
Betsy Reeder
A novel of Appalachia in the 1870s and 1880s, involving two key characters struggling to define themselves in a world designed to keep them anonymous and invisible. Against all odds, they help each other as they strive to resolve inner and outer obstacles. This is love story with multiple layers of meaning.
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