Growing Up With Three Brothers And Three

Throughout History, Knowledge Rises And Falls, Ebbs And Flows. What Once Was Known Is Forgotten Again, Lost In Time, Sometimes For Centuries, Only To Be Rediscovered Ages Later.

I Do Have An Office Where About 70 Percent Of My Writing Gets Done, But Sometimes It Does Get A Bit Stir-crazy To Be Cooped Up In There, So I'll Grab My Laptop And Write Somewhere Else: Another Room In The House, Out On The Patio, Or Even Heaven-forbid, A Trip To Starbucks. But I Also Write On The Road.

Often Life Asks Much Of You, And You Either Honor Life By Answering With All Your Heart, Or You Cower Your Way Into Your Grave.

The Turning Point Was When I Hit My 30th Birthday. I Thought, If Really Want To Write, It's Time To Start. I Picked Up The Book How To Write A Novel In 90 Days. The Author Said To Just Write Three Pages A Day, And I Figured, I Can Do This. I Never Got Past Page 3 Of That Book.

Gray Imagined Kat Scolding Her Husband In An Operatic Duet That Has Been Going On Between Husbands And Wives For Ages, That Eternal Mix Of Exasperation And Love." -- James Rollins