If You Don't Write The Book, The

Life Is About Learning; When You Stop Learning, You Die.

Two Questions Form The Foundation Of All Novels: "what If?" And "what Next?" (a Third Question, "what Now?", Is One The Author Asks Himself Every 10 Minutes Or So; But It's More A Cry Than A Question.) Every Novel Begins With The Speculative Question, What If "x" Happened? That's How You Start.

The Good Of The People Was A Laudable Enough Goal, But In Denying A Man's Soul, An Enduring Part Of His Being, Marxism Stripped Away The Foundation Of Human Dignity And Individual Value. It Also Cast Aside The Objective Measure Of Justice And Ethics Which, He Decided, Was The Principal Legacy Of Religion To Civilized Life.

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I Do Not Over-intellectualise The Production Process. I Try To Keep It Simple: Tell The Damned Story.