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Cortney is a book nerd who studied literature at BYU-Idaho, a music nerd who plays clarinet in her local community orchestra, and a writing nerd who creates stories for young adults. She lives with her husband and three sons in a small Idaho farm town.
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TEN THINGS:
1. I don't write from start to finish, but out of order, scene by scene.
2. I don't type on a computer until after I've written it out by hand first.
3. I hear voices and conversations in my head.
4. Whenever I feel stumped, inspiration comes a lot of times while I'm in the shower or
falling asleep.
5. I pants a story until I can't figure out where to take it next; then comes the plotting.
6. I'm currently working on four different stories at once (and my head is spinning!).
7. I carry a notebook in my purse just in case I get ideas while on the go.
8. I plot using note cards.
9. I can't "deep" edit without printing out an actual copy of the manuscript that I can
write directly on.
10. I keep a notebook handy while cooking--ideas come at the craziest times!
1. I don't write from start to finish, but out of order, scene by scene.
2. I don't type on a computer until after I've written it out by hand first.
3. I hear voices and conversations in my head.
4. Whenever I feel stumped, inspiration comes a lot of times while I'm in the shower or
falling asleep.
5. I pants a story until I can't figure out where to take it next; then comes the plotting.
6. I'm currently working on four different stories at once (and my head is spinning!).
7. I carry a notebook in my purse just in case I get ideas while on the go.
8. I plot using note cards.
9. I can't "deep" edit without printing out an actual copy of the manuscript that I can
write directly on.
10. I keep a notebook handy while cooking--ideas come at the craziest times!
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I really wanted a "spa" tub, but I actually was more in love with the idea of relaxing in it--it takes too long to fill and the jets tangle my hair. So it sits empty.
ReplyDeleteI love it!! I've wanted one of those two and haven't ever gotten one yet. :)
DeleteI only read one book at a time. My head would be spinning if I tried 4 - let alone writing them.
ReplyDeleteWriting four at a time would definitely be challenging!
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