Five Pages a Day
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I still need to do research. Some books require more research than others, but I’ve had to do some investigation for every book.
I especially enjoyed the research for Searching for Candlestick Park. While I was writing that book, Carl and I flew to San Francisco and attended a Giants’ baseball game.
Before the game started, I interviewed one of the ushers. He explained his duties and told me about all the items people have left behind when they leave the stadium. Much of what he said is included... in the book.
As I sat in the stands, I wrote a description of the day, the crowd, even the small airplane trailing an advertising banner.
I went to San Francisco’s Greyhound Bus station, too, and I walked the streets where my character, Spencer, walks so that when I wrote those scenes, I could do it accurately. I did the same thing in Seattle, where Spencer’s journey began.
I took pictures of the ballpark in San Francisco, which at that time was 3Com Park. I sent those to my editor, to be forwarded to the artist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I still need to do research. Some books require more research than others, but I’ve had to do some investigation for every book.
I especially enjoyed the research for Searching for Candlestick Park. While I was writing that book, Carl and I flew to San Francisco and attended a Giants’ baseball game.
Before the game started, I interviewed one of the ushers. He explained his duties and told me about all the items people have left behind when they leave the stadium. Much of what he said is included... in the book.
As I sat in the stands, I wrote a description of the day, the crowd, even the small airplane trailing an advertising banner.
I went to San Francisco’s Greyhound Bus station, too, and I walked the streets where my character, Spencer, walks so that when I wrote those scenes, I could do it accurately. I did the same thing in Seattle, where Spencer’s journey began.
I took pictures of the ballpark in San Francisco, which at that time was 3Com Park. I sent those to my editor, to be forwarded to the artist.
What to read after Five Pages a Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peg Kehret to read onlineMoreLess
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