12th July 2016 | for Creatives | books, novel writing, literary fiction, writing, creating in the moment, women's fiction, word count, Freya North |
"As long as I'm in that 'zone,' I'm happy enough whether I've written 700 words or, like one crazy day writing The Turning Point, 7,000."
"I don't know quite how the story will unfold. I never write to a plan—but somehow, I know that I've 'seen' the entire book flash across my mind's eye like a speeded-up movie. My process is to slow it all down, to start at Chapter 1 and write down what I see, scene by scene."
"I really don't think about my readers when I write—I am utterly at the beck and call of my characters and so absorbed in the world of their story that it becomes my reality."
"Today, thanks to certain pioneering authors, some great books, and some great movies and TV series, the wall between genre and mainstream fiction has become not a wall, but a river. It can be forded or bridged."
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