The writer talks about tempering fear with passion, the warning signs of repetition, and being a trendsetter, not a copycat.
The 5-Question [Writer] Interview
The 5-Question [Writer] Interview
I would say that my mind is a friend when I have an idea that I find genuinely new and surprising, and even better, the ability to adequate execute that idea.
The 5-Question [Writer] Interview
The writer talks about reaching out to an audience, the benefits of writing quickly and when the only thing that works is a lie.
The Recovering Creative
Money. I’ve lived in fear of having it and of losing it.
The 5-Question [Writer] Interview
The writer talks about sharing herself, people-pleasing versus truth and being driven by, “What if?” Dara Chadwick is a freelance journalist and the author of You’d Be So Pretty If…: Teaching Our Daughters to Love Their Bodies – Even When We Don’t Love Our Own (which grew out of her tenure as Shape magazine’s 2007
The 5-Question [Writer] Interview
The writer tells about unconscious wounds, creating a boundary with every story and listening to her higher self.
The 5-Question [Writer] Interview
The journalist gets specific about excellence, relationships + platforms and how fame without serious substance is a joke.
The 5-Question [Writer] Interview
The writer on never writing religiously, learning to stop and what surviving brain surgery has taught her about editors.
The 5-Question [Writer] Interview
The writer lets us in on trimming excess, cutting to the chase, pushing through weeds and the strange dichotomy of promotion. Alexis O’Neill, a multi-award-winning author, is hard at work writing children’s books in every genre. With four picture books published (Loud Emily [about which Publisher’s Weekly (starred review) wrote: “O’Neill crafts a charmer…Emily’s quest
The 5-Question [Writer] Interview
The writer gets to the point about tension, narrowing in and finding a story just about anywhere.
The 5-Question [Writer] Interview
The writer contemplates hooks, indistinguishable voices and indulging at the beginning.
The 5-Question [Writer] Interview
The writer confides about being afraid of being wrong, not starting at the beginning and surprising and unexpected gifts.