Travis Ricci, Ian Stuart, Jason Sullivan, Quinn Nelson and Evan Harris—before the Dead Men debuted in Dead Men Play the Game, these five guys had lives which took them across the Pacific Northwest, making their own history which could be no one's, but their own.
They faced funny, they faced sadness, and they made sure each one of them was standing when the sun finally rose each day.
They faced funny, they faced sadness, and they made sure each one of them was standing when the sun finally rose each day.
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Editing. I can't spell to save my life and my editor will assure you my grammar is about the same.What is the most difficult part of your artistic process?
Does your family support your career as a writer?
Yes, very much. Whether it is travel to someplace for research, trying a new dish I might try or just being there when we celebrate the new book.
If you had to do something differently as a child or teenager to become a better writer as an adult, what would you do?
This is a question I never answer. I never look back and ask "What if I had done something different then ..." I learned what I did, I did what I did and I live here now. I will use what I learned and hope that tomorrow maybe I would have learned something new.
How long on average does it take you to write a book?
Three to six month. Sometimes a year. Depends on the book: Bystander was written only in 16 days; but Feel the Heat, I started that (got about half way) about two years ago.
Meet the Author Jacqui Jacoby
Award-winning author, Jacqui Jacoby lives and writes in the beauty of Northern Arizona. Currently adjusting to being an empty nester with her first grandchild to draw her pictures, Jacqui is a self-defense hobbyist. Having studied martial arts for numerous years she retired in 2006 from the sport, yet still brings strength she learned from the discipline to her heroines. She is a working writer, whose career includes writing books, teaching online and live workshops and penning short nonfiction.
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Interesting interview and the book sounds good.
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely dangerous to get caught up in the "what ifs".
ReplyDeleteYou wrote a book in 16 days? Did you sleep? :) Very impressive!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the new book, sounds interesting! Thanks for the interview!
ReplyDeleteOoh! Exciting. I love the title.
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