Mickey J Corrigan
- How do you come up with the ideas for new stories?
2. Does writer's block ever happen to you?
I never get writer's block
because for me writing is just like any other kind of work. You get up
every day and do what needs to be done. I admit it, I get cooking dinner
block and cleaning the bathroom block. But writing is much more
enjoyable than a lot of other work that demands my time and attention.
I'd rather write!
3. How do you/would you cope if/when it strikes?
If I feel like I'm writing
badly or I'm not getting fresh ideas, I keep working. Usually the next
day I can go back and fix whatever was not happening the day before. If
it's really bad and I'm too fuzzy or tired, I'll go walk the beach.
After that, my mind is clear and I have the energy to sit down and work
again.
4. Of all the stories you've written, what's your favorite?
Songs of the Maniacs is my favorite novel for the language used. It's literary. Tequila Dirty contains my favorite plot. It's clever. But my favorite book isn't published yet. It's called Project XX
and it's about a smart, well behaved teen who befriends a wild chick
and the two girls get into lots of trouble. It's very controversial. My
agent couldn't sell it to a New York publisher, but I still hope to find
a good home for it.
5. Do you live in your' character's world while you write..
Mickey J Corrigan's latest offering:
RealLife Rum
Book #4 in The Hard Stuff series
from The Wild Rose Press
January 28, 2015
Book #4 in The Hard Stuff series
from The Wild Rose Press
January 28, 2015
A good rum can mix well with anything.
Marina Winston's like a daiquiri: cold and sweet and a bit tart. Now her life has suddenly turned bitter.
RealLife Rum asks
the kind of questions you might ponder after a little too much time
spent at your favorite tropical bar. Such as: Who determines your
destiny? The gods or the gods of money?
Marina
Winston is about to find out. She's been invited by a stranger to Dusky
Beach, Florida, and will meet her destiny there. Her fate involves
RealLife Shares, a spy who loves her, a pink pistol, and a handsome
police officer with eyes like an Alaskan dog. Also a hedge fund owned by
a mysterious multimillionaire and a blatant murder. All this has
something to do with Marina, but she has no idea what.
Officer
Handsome interrogates her—and turns her on. To Marina, the cool cop
represents the chance to demonstrate her freedom of choice. And Marina
is determined to choose her own destiny.
Making dinner block. Yeah, I have that, too.
ReplyDeleteSounds very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteRight now I am having unpacking boxes at the new house block. Thanks for the comments!
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