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Author Interview with Marigold Dicer
What you say was the hardest part in putting together
What would you say makes a good writer?
the The Black Swan Inheritance story?
Being open to change and being true to your characters. Whether it’s a
Balancing Anita’s natural defensive attitude and her instinctive
kindness. Everyone’s got varying levels of cynicism and
optimism fluctuating throughout their lives, and Anita’s at the
stage in her life where she fakes her confidence more than she
feels it, so she can quickly turn into a bitch if she feels
threatened. By the end of the book, she is magically, physically
and emotionally exhausted, and she makes some questionable
realisation as you’re writing that your characters wouldn’t act like that,
or having an expectation that doesn’t pan out due to the parts in play,
be true to the story. Treat your characters as people. Some you will hate,
and some you will love, but they all have to make sense!
What are your favorite hobbies besides writing?
Reading! It’s great waiting for uni to start back up. I’ve been
able to put up two book reviews a week instead of my