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I had been working as a journalist for almost ten years and figured I would try to write a book.
"I would try to write something," she says, "and I would think: I don't know if I really believe that.
But I would also read stuff that was darker, like Kurt Vonnegut and Chuck Palahniuk, and that was the kind of stuff I would try to write.
"I would try to write what I thought of as love poems, but that were really more like descriptions of how much that person had hurt me.
"For years, I would try to write characters into action movies who were heartbroken — that was why they wanted to blow up something, instead of just nihilism," he said.
My world had changed enough for me to know that I would try to write a character into it one day — not a Georgie, necessarily, but perhaps a father, or a son.
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I used to come at it the other way around, where I'd try to write the characters and let them inform where the story was going.
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