“Believing Wholeheartedly In The Fantasy Of Her Life” on the Bookhabit Show
Friday, May 23rd, 2008![]() |
AC Gaughen writes in the fantasy genre and considers herself lucky to be able to create her own stories, and lucky to be able to believe wholeheartedly in the fantasy of her life. Her family jokes that she doesn’t pay attention to the real world.
An American, she is heading back to Scotland to pursue her writing career. She says the most spectacular thing about Scotland for her was the difference in attitude. In America she was told that writing should be an “on the side†hobby, whereas in Scotland she was encouraged to purse it as a career, and she feels that the (more…)









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