Ask the Author: Chris Barnham
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Chris Barnham
Even not working is working. Taking a day off and doing something else can still generate ideas and new approaches to work in progress.
Chris Barnham
Go for a walk in the country and think of something new to write, other than the thing you're stuck on.
Chris Barnham
A new novel - a ghost story that has grown out of my short story 'The Other Woman', which was in the Urban Occult anthology a while ago. The idea stuck with me and kept growing!
Chris Barnham
This is corny, and way too simplistic, but I have always tried to stick to Robert Heinlein's three rules of writing:
1. Write
2. Put it on the market
3. Keep it on the market.
1. Write
2. Put it on the market
3. Keep it on the market.
Chris Barnham
Not far from where I live, there's a plaque to mark the death of fifty-one people in 1944, all killed by a German flying bomb on London. It got me thinking about what it must have been like that day as the bomb fell. And because I had just written a time travel short story, I started wondering about someone from the future getting caught up in the events of 1944.
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