Traveling Season – Randy Ingermanson

June 28, 2010 By Lynn Dean Leave a Comment

Randy Ingermanson says:

I’m a physicist, an author, and probably dangerously disturbed. I write about “The intersection of Science Avenue and Faith Boulevard” because that’s the corner where I live. This neighborhood doesn’t have many lights, so you see a lot of accidents around here. Be careful of the flying glass! My job in life is to disturb your universe. I hope that’s not a problem. An undisturbed universe is a dull universe.

Sounds like an interesting guy, right? You have yet to scratch the surface! 🙂 Read more about him at http://www.ingermanson.com/ and be SURE to check out his blog at the Advanced Fiction Writing blog (http://www.advancedfictionwriting.com/blog/). While you’re there, give his Snowflake plotting method a look. Many writers find this a wonderfully helpful tool for plotting a story.

Filed Under: Personal Motivation, Plotting

About Lynn Dean

Lynn Dean dictated her first story before she could write and continued to write stories, illustrate them, and bind them into books throughout childhood. As a homeschooling mom, she enjoyed passing a love for writing to her own children and ten years of co-op students.