Black Brother, Black Brother has research elements that are over thirty years old. What kind of research do you do, and how long do you spend researching before beginning a book? These times parallel my “dreaming” time, my first draft creation days, and then the most exciting phase of all-revising and add depth and nuance to the final draft.
Some days I don’t write at all some days, I write a few hours, and other days, I write ten to twelve hours a day. My ideas come primarily from history, contemporary news, and reading. Where do you get your inspiration and ideas from when you write?
Jewell Parker Rhodes answers your most frequently asked questions, all in one place!
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