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Read "An Angel in the Bathtub" by clicking here. JOSH: Thanks for agreeing to do this interview. My first question is: what first got you into writing? RAY: I've always been drawn to reading and writing from a young age. I wrote my first "poem" at four years old, and from then on never stopped …
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“I’m not changing it,” I said to Pester. The cat sized dragon sat on my desk and stared at my monitor, their silted eyes flickering between the words and me. I don't like how you write about me on your blog. Pester said in my mind. I’m not nearly as much work as you imply. …
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You can read "What we leave behind" by clicking here. JOSH: Thanks for agreeing to do this interview, Amber. We'll go ahead and jump right in. My first question is: what first got you into writing? AMBER: I'm not sure I can pin down an exact "Thing" that got me into writing. I've always had …
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Foreword from Bill: Hello, Bill here. We all enjoy a bit of gelato every once in a while, but sometimes I enjoy a flavor that may be a bit much for others. Say... Pistachio with a tobasco sauce drizzle. I enjoy it, but you may want to stick to stracciatella. With that being said, this …
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You can read "Icecream in time" here. JOSH: Thanks for agreeing to do this interview. My first question is: what first got you into writing? RAEGAN: I’ve loved to write since I was little—especially around middle school. I forgot about it a bit through high school, but my senior year high school teacher reignited my …
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JOSH: Hello Hyacinthe. Thanks for agreeing to do this interview. I ask everyone this, what first got you into writing? HYACINTHE: I like to say that writing is in my blood. My father is a creative writer just like me. As long as I can remember, I've been creating and telling stories. At some point, …
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JOSH: Hello AJ. Thanks for agreeing to do this interview. I ask everyone this, but my first question is: what first got you into writing? AJ: I started writing when I was in 8th grade, I just wanted to explore my own storylines and see what I could do with them. They weren't good, but …
You can read "Pester" here. JOSH: Thanks for agreeing to do this interview. My first question is: what first got you into writing? ADAM: I had a very active imagination as a child. I would spent a lot of time coming up with stories in my head, and one day I thought about if this …
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Read "How to Slay Monsters" here and "Yours Truly" here. JOSH: Thanks for agreeing to do this interview, Andy. My first question is: what first got you into writing? ANDY: I have always liked the process of creative writing, always wanting to create my own stories after being inspired by whatever form of media I …
Read "rainbow sherbet" here and "Guitar Pickin' Guardian Angel" here. JOSH: Thanks for agreeing to do this interview. GEORGIA: You're welcome! JOSH: My first question is: what first got you into writing? GEORGIA: Oh man, honestly? I was 12 and obsessed with the Percy Jackson series, and when I finished the last book, I wasn't …
Bill Geblato's Lotto Gelato Grotto 