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JAMES DIXON
Without the natural world thriving around us, there is no chance at health and happiness.
It came from a prompt in a City Lit writing class to create a scene set in an unusual school.
Seeing the beauty and grandeur of nature is the first step to wanting to preserve it forever.
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Every story has the potential to shift a reader’s perspective and broaden someone’s mind.
It’s kind of surreal that I’ve now written my own book on a similar subject twenty years on.
As a child I was always interested in what survival looks like if something goes wrong.
Writing for me is like making a sandwich. I love the two bits of bread and hate the filling!
It takes a lot of commitment to write a whole book. I wanted my writing to be an escape in itself.
I was always interested in ghosts and the people who want to see them ever since I was a child.
I would love to have a miniature dinner party with lots of tiny or little characters!
I write stories that demand to be told, and into them I pour things that are important to me.
I think it’s important to just immerse yourself in [writing], until it feels like a part of you.
I’d love readers to ponder a while on how wonderful it is to be alive and how much there is to know.
I was always interested in ghosts and the people who want to see them ever since I was a child.
Faith is like that - a body of experience and wisdom that has its own place in our world.