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Good luck and I hope your writing finds its mark. The validation may or may not come when you want it, but if you can find the inner voice (and train it to be right more often), your sentences will find their targets in other people’s minds and hearts. Writing a sentence that says something new, or true, or has music to it. The thing that has kept me going all these years is simple: the feeling of hitting the mark. Even now, four books in, I still doubt myself all the time.

I don’t think that ends unless you’re a household name. I worked a day job for thirteen years before leaving to write, and received countless rejections. I don’t think I have a magic bullet of advice. It’s why I do this, and the only sustaining reason-to connect with other people. I’m glad to hear my work has meant so much to you. The time constraint forces me to make choices. Or, and this is weird, in my car, when I'm parked, right before I have to go to a meeting or appointment. I tend to be most productive in the mornings. From there, it took about 2+ years to write it (with a lot of help from my editor and agent, and encouragement from my wife). It hasn't happened to me very many times, but this was one of those instances where I knew that would the book I would write. "Ever since I was a boy, I wanted to be Kung Fu Guy. At that time, it was in first person, so it was In the spring/summer of 2017, I came up with the first line of INTERIOR CHINATOWN. There are even interviews I've given where I was dumb enough to say the title of a book I hadn't finished. None of them stuck I wrote and discarded hundreds of pages of earlier versions. Then there was an idea I had about magic. At first there was a meta-fictional framework. I was trying to write a story about immigrants trying to assimilate into American culture.

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