Approaching Writing Styles - podcast

Ink what you think at the moment with the momentum you've got - I believe this is quite a passionate way to write a story...Life is like a jigsaw puzzle. Writing is that too.

I was impressed with how Mr. Albom writes as if he is "putting a jigsaw together," and how he starts writing from different places in the book rather than writing start to finish. I also liked how he talked about finding a publisher and his initial description of his interview with his new-to-be publisher. Cheryl Murphy

:) So glad this piece was useful to you Robert and that it inspired you to buy Mitch's book. It will make a great text to study from, I'm sure.

I identify with Mitch because I just write, without thinking of a draft. I did not write a draft for my first novel. Also, I wrote an ending first, because I did knew how I wanted it to end, then I filled in the middle. It feels good to have an author's mind! Jacqueline R Banks Author of: A Fine Piece of Chocolate Righteous Sistas Crossing Over to the Wild Side www.goindiebooks.com/411188

I think first and foremost a good writer must be able to make his words become visual to the reader's imagination. You have that knack. I got a visual from your short description of your story. I could see that little girl, I could see that man in my mind. I suppose you know that now I am going to have to go out and pick up "The five people you meet in heaven." Sold. Robert L. Justus