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Pamela Ungashick

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Thriller Suspense Historical Fiction Women's Fiction
Country: United States
Books: 1
Profession: Author
Born: March 12
Member Since: Feb 2024
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After graduating with a degree in Journalism
from the University of Nebraska, Pamela built a successful career as a journalist and corporate communications executive in Wyoming,
Nebraska, and Missouri.

After retiring, Pamela returned to her love of fiction writing. An avid reader and explorer, she believes that books, like travel, open our minds and hearts to new and different worlds.

Pamela and her husband Mark are at home in both Missouri and Montana, where she's completing her next novel.

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Featured $9.99 kindleeBook, Somebody Knowsby Pamela UngashickPublish: Mar 05, 2024Thriller Suspense Women's Fiction

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- AllAuthor 8 months ago
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- Writing can be an emotionally draining and stressful pursuit. Any tips for aspiring writers?
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- - Pamela Ungashick 8 months ago
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  - I think it helps to be organized, at least having an idea of what to write on a given day. I'm mostly a pantser--writing by the seat of my pants--but I like to have a loose outline. Sketching characters in advance is key for me. Also, the book "On Writing" by Stephen King is the best resource I've found to tackle the writing process.
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- If you could tell your younger writing self anything, what would it be?
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- - Pamela Ungashick 8 months ago
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  - I would tell her to keep reading, learning, exploring and that her writing will become more interesting. I'd also want her to know that one day she'd find the time to pursue her dream of writing novels. A person is never to old!
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- What inspired you to start writing? How long have you been writing?
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- - Pamela Ungashick 8 months ago
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  - Before I could spell I told stories LOL. I have never been a great student in math or science, but writing and English came naturally to me. I even taught high school English and Journalism for a few years. I was a reporter before that, and worked in corporate communications the majority of my career--always writing. Creating a novel is an extension of those years.
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- What is that dream goal you want to achieve before you die?
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- - Pamela Ungashick 8 months ago
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  - I'm up there in years... so I write every day with the hope of publishing ten novels before I leave this earth. Hopefully, they will span a variety of subjects but always entertaining.
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