My Writing Process (writing process blog tour).
1) What am I working on?

My work crosses genres, and I think my books offer something fairly unique, in that I am from England myself, but writing/publishing in America. My first four books, The Blue Door Trilogy and their sequel, Twisted Labyrinth, were written in the UK about time travel and the Victorian era in the UK, Such as .which already makes them different to most books published in the US. With my current project I am able to mix the two cultures, I hope with some success.
3) Why do I write what I do?
I have always been fascinated with time travel, fantasy, and “what if?” stories. And that is what my longer works encompass.
However, just lately I have been branching out into short stories and essays. But these are mostly non-fiction. More of a memoir feel.
4) How does my writing process work?
I try to write every day, but I don’t beat myself up if I can’t. Sometimes life gets in the way, and that is all right. Also, sometimes one has to take a step back in order to see progress 🙂
I’m a seat of your pants kind of writer. I allow my characters room to tell me what they are up to next. And I think that if the story turns surprise me, sadden me, or cause me to guffaw, there is a strong likelihood the reader will be effected the same way.
Click here to view Madison Woods’ answers, published last week. For next week (September 10th), I invited three more writers to participate, but only two were available for this blog tour:
Can’t wait to read Gil Miller‘s and Pamela Foster‘s answers!
Thank you for including me in this blog tour, Madison. I enjoyed it 🙂
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Enjoyed reading about your process, Alice! Thanks for participating 🙂
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