What not to ever ask a writer.

This is a short post that will link you to a New York Times piece that describes absolutely perfectly what it feels like to be in the first months of writing a new novel. Just click the link below.

http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/08/24/dont-ask-what-im-writing/?hp

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About James Hayman

Born and raised in New York City, James Hayman spent nearly thirty years working as a copywriter and creative director for some of Madison Avenue,s biggest ad agencies.

In 2001 he left moved to Portland, Maine in search of the right kind of place to begin a new career as a fiction writer. Portland filled the bill perfectly. The Cutting is his debut thriller.

Fog can be a sudden thing on the Maine coast. On even the clearest mornings, swirling gray mists can sometimes appear in an instant, covering the earth with an opacity that makes it hard to see even one’s own feet on the ground. On this particular September morning it descended at 5:30, about the time Lucinda Cassidy and her companion Fritz, a small dog of indeterminate pedigree, arrived at the cemetery on Vaughan Street...