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  • Jasveer Dangi

    Jasveer Dangi

    What are some books or authors that you would recommend to our readers?
    I am a big fan of the Indian author Chetan Bhagat and all his books. Mark Manson left his mark with The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F**k. I think everyone needs to read this book once. Jane Mitchell did a fantastic job describing life in Kashmir with The Chalkline. Self-help book, You Can Heal Yourself by Louise Hays was fantastic.
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  • Martin Wiles

    Martin Wiles

    Can you explain your writing process? Do you prefer to create an outline and plan beforehand, or do you prefer to write more spontaneously and organically?
    I am a four-a.m. writer. That’s when I am the freshest. But my thoughts are already formulated before I write. As all writers should, I always keep a pad with me and jot down writing ideas. The night before, I think seriously about what I’ll write the next morning. With an outline in hand, my writing the next morning takes less time from my already busy morning schedule. I aim to write four hundred words daily, except for the weekends. I take Saturday and Sunday off to refresh and regroup.
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  • Angel A

    Angel A

    What inspired you to become a writer, and how did you find your voice as an author?
    The higher mysteries have always fascinated me. I constantly expect to lift a veil and find a reality behind this existence that explains the cohesiveness, the coincidences and the uncanny. When I won a writing contest in high school, I got a hint of my voice as an author. I took the competition as an opportunity to express some of my ruminations. In hindsight, I had inadvertently written a scandalous political piece as I had penned the description of a personal reincarnation experience at a Catholic school. I imagine the Christian Brothers fell off their chairs as the English teacher awarded my recurring-life contemplation.I grew up with an affinity for the arts, but encouragement to train ...
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  • Philippa Richardson

    Philippa Richardson

    When you're working on a book and a new idea pops up, should you pursue it immediately (also known as 'UP syndrome') or finish your current project first? What do you think is the best course of action?
    When inspiration strikes, take action, always!Write some notes, write a plan, an outline, a draft. You don't need to complete the project all in one sitting. You can always go back to work on it again later. 
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  • P.S. Winn

    P.S. Winn

    What have you found to be most challenging about writing in [genre]?
    I don't face too many challenges, other than having three to five years to live. I love writing fiction and making stuff up. Coolest job in the world!
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  • Gaetano Piccadaci

    Gaetano Piccadaci

    How did you become an author and get published? Share your experience.
    I began writing my first book, Dark Justice - White Collar Crimes, in 2021 during the pandemic and then researched self-publishing companies. 
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  • Luis T Puig

    Luis T Puig

    Have you been able to incorporate your previous experience in [jobs/education] in your writing?
    Yes, in the book are the many stories of overcoming life barriers, and difficulties of my family and I. 
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  • Anek

    Anek

    Hi Saurabh, thanks for joining us today. What initially inspired you to start writing?
    Writing has always been a way for me to share my knowledge and experiences with a broader audience. My journey as an author began with a desire to demystify complex subjects, like Oracle databases, for others in the field. The positive feedback from my first book motivated me to continue writing. The first two books on Oracle databases were born out of my professional expertise at the time. As my career evolved, so did my writing interests—leading me to explore data analytics, change management, and eventually psychology.
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  • Mae McGraw

    Mae McGraw

    How did you become an author and get published? Share your experience.
    Lots and lots of query letters with plenty of rejection letters, but I persisted in the face of adversity, just like Katie Harris. 
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  • Joe Palermo

    Joe Palermo

    When you're working on a book and a new idea pops up, should you pursue it immediately (also known as 'UP syndrome') or finish your current project first? What do you think is the best course of action?
    If a new idea pops up, I may take a break from book writing to turn it into an article for a magazine or blog.
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  • Dr Arnon Levy

    Dr Arnon Levy

    What are some books or authors that you would recommend to our readers?
    Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman: Explores the two systems of the human mind and how they influence decision-making.
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