On the Writer's Digest Web site, I found this video of Jodi Picoult's keynote address at the BEA Conference. Ms. Picoult, best-selling author of adult novels, talks about how she became a writer and some of the fascinating research she's done for three of her novels.
Here are a couple gems from her speech:
"Writing isn't about waiting for the muse; it's about discipline."
"It's easier to edit a bad page than a blank page."
Enjoy,
Donna
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1 comment:
Awesome. Look forward to checking out that video. She is one of my very favorite authors! I'm reading "Mercy" right now, in fact.
Talk to you soon.
Rachel
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