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Stephanie Tyler | Writing Side of Writing

Thanks to Fresh Fiction for the invite to blog! It’s great to be here. This month marks the publication of my fourth and fifth books – one under Stephanie Tyler called Beyond His Control and the other called Unleashing The Storm under Sydney Croft, the pen-name I co-write under with Larissa Ione.

And I’ve learned a few things since getting the call. For one
thing, every book is harder to write than the one before it. I recently had an
aspiring writer - a solider working on his memoirs from Iraq - ask me if
writing ever got any easier.

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2 comments posted.

Re: Stephanie Tyler | Writing Side of Writing

Loved Beyond His Control..great trilogy... and have looked forward to the sequel to Riding the Storm for forever. Thanks.CJ
(Cindy Kelley 5:07pm March 24, 2008)

I guess I have never thought that authors having secret lives. To me their writting is another job the same as any job. But to me it would be a much harder job to write and come up with a good story line, plot, characters ect. ME?? I would just rather read them and let the rest of the world worry about "their secret lives".
(Nyla Thompson 11:11pm March 24, 2008)

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