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DECEMBER 4TH QUESTION:  Do you write cliffhangers at the end of your stories. And are they a turnoff to you as a writer and/or a reader. 

No, I do not writer cliffhangers for any of my short stories, novellas, or novels. I dislike not having a satisfying ending to any of my tales. And, I don't read works that use them. Personally, I think that it's a scheme writers employ with the hopes of enticing the reader to buy the next book for a resolution to the first one. It's can also be a way to garner a bad review if the reader feels he or she is being cheated of an ending or tricked into purchasing another book. All my works, including my series, are stand-alone works that can be read out of order.

 

NOVEMBER 6 QUESTION: What creative activity do you engage in when you're not writing?

There are so many creative activities that I enjoy including woodworking, reading, painting, baking, and listening to music. Actually, my other interests take away from my writing, but I'm a curious individual who enjoys a lot of diversion and change.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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5 comments:

  1. Your bird house is so cute! Great job with all your craft distractions. :D

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  2. Terrific birdhouses! I keep little huts for hummingbirds ;-)

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  3. Every activity we love can take us back to our writing. Sometimes I like to add little snippets in my current stories that come from those experiences that others may not have . . . even baking! Have any of your characters -- good or not -- done woodworking????? Write on!

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  4. I used to love crafty stuff. That was before writing took over all of my time. I love the bird house.

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  5. Hi,
    I never thought that some writers would think of cliffhangers being a way to sell more books.
    Have a Merry Christmas
    Shalom shalom

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