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Nov. 21st, 2008 02:43 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
gategrrlThere's an interesting Peter Straub interview here. One of the quotes that stuck out as I read it was this one:
"That gave me the opportunity to wake up Tim Underhill from the dream world and bring him back into my real world, so l could spend more time with him and enjoy myself in the way you do when you see someone you've been missing. It sounds a little like The Twilight Zone, but the people a writer makes up have a great deal of reality to their inventor."
That seems to be true for many writers-is it true for you? It's certainly true for readers, who love series of books that revisit their favorite characters time and again.
"That gave me the opportunity to wake up Tim Underhill from the dream world and bring him back into my real world, so l could spend more time with him and enjoy myself in the way you do when you see someone you've been missing. It sounds a little like The Twilight Zone, but the people a writer makes up have a great deal of reality to their inventor."
That seems to be true for many writers-is it true for you? It's certainly true for readers, who love series of books that revisit their favorite characters time and again.
