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Casey Samuel Bell

Casey Samuel Bell
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Proud Uncle Casey Bell has authored two Young Adult books, three General Fiction, three Non-Fiction, two Short-Stories, one Horror, one book of Poetry, five Children books, one book of collection of Art, and has produced four Word Search books. Twenty-two books in total, but has no intentions of slowing down. He enjoys sharing stories, ideas, and art that cause people to think beyond the box. Not only a writer, but also a playwright, graphic designer, fine artist, and fashion designer.

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American History: Mid-Eastern Americans
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American History: Native-Americans
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American History: Native-Americansby Casey Samuel BellPublish: Oct 08, 2020Children's
American History: North, Central, and South Americans
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Casey Samuel Bell Interview On 10, May 2021

"The first story Casey Samuel Bell wrote and completed was inspired by his high school years. "A Family of Strangers," was the first book he started to write in 2003. He is the writer of multiple genre books. Having published twenty-two books in total, Casey has no intentions of slowing down. He enjoys sharing stories, ideas, and arts through his writing and designing."
What kind of child would you say you were like?

The same as I am now. I was curious and questioned everything. The only difference now is I research everything I question. It's amazing how much you don't know how ignorant you are until you read and research.

Do you remember the first book you read?

I did not read much as a child. The first book I read that I enjoyed was for a college course, which I do not remember the title. From starting in 2007 most of the books I read were self-help books (finances, investing, marketing, publishing, etc.). Starting in 2014/2015ish I joined a book club so I could be introduced to an array of books. The first book that made me realize reading was indeed fun was "And Then There Were None," by Agatha Christie.

As a teenager, what were you obsessed with?

Music, Theater, and Dance.

Which of your childhood dreams was the first to die?

I don't know if any of them died. I am still alive so I might end up being everything I wanted to be. However, the one thing I wanted to be that I do not have much passion for anymore is being a chef.

What inspired your first original story? Did you share the tale with anyone?

The first story I wrote and completed was inspired by my high school years. More so of my fellow classmates then me.

Where did you get the idea for the intelligence unit "A Family of Strangers"? Who are some actors you would love to see portray the characters of the Murphy Family?

"A Family of Strangers," was the first book I started to write in 2003, but was not the first I published. I had procrastination along with writer's block. It was finally published in 2015. It was inspired by a Lifetime film I was watching. I thought to myself, what if "this" happened instead. I decided to write "this." I have no clue who I would want to see playing the roles in a film. If anything I would want it to be filled with newcomers to get those starving artists fed.

How much did you research while writing?

Not much. I had to research mostly foster care and adoption as the boy the story centers around is adopted.

Is it harder to write a fictional novel or a non-fictional piece?

It is more difficult for me to write fiction because I have to bring into existence what does not exist, whereas non-fiction is just writing what already is.

We know that all of a writer's books are like their children, but if you had to choose, which one would you say is your favourite?

I do not have a favorite. They all hold a special place in my heart. However, "Essays from Dysfunctional Families: Literary Betrayal" is the only book of mine that is technically two books in one.

What is your main objective when you write a book in terms of how you want the reader to feel?

I do not write for the reader to feel, but to think. Feelings come and go and sometimes can be false, but when you think in a different light you can control your feelings.

Would you ever write or publish a book that you didn't feel emotionally connected to if you knew it would sell well?

Probably not. I am not the kind of writer that can pretend. If I do not have some kind of connection I will not be able to write it.

What is the most encouraging message you've ever gotten from a reader?

"I like the way he writes." I always wrote uniquely and it was never received well by my English teachers. It just goes to show there is no "wrong way" to do art. only a different way.

How would you describe your experience of being a fashion designer?

It is not as serious as actual fashion designers. I am more of a digital fashion designer. I upload my artwork to a type of clothing and the company, when they sell it, give me a commission.

What common writing advice do you disagree with?

There is a wrong way to write. Every writer is unique and the writer's world needs to stop thinking the world revolves around one kind of writing. The reader is who is important. If they like it, it is right. Writing has never been about us, the writers. It has always been about the readers. And as writers we need to focus on the readers, not ourselves.

How many plot ideas are just waiting to be written? Can you tell us about one?

I have a few short stories, but I'd rather not share any at the moment.

What do you think of AllAuthor? Has this website been helpful to you?

I am not sure I have an opinion as of yet. I do not utilize it much and not sure how to make it work for me.

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      • Casey Samuel Bell Casey Samuel Bell 4 years ago
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      • Yes. I don't deal with them. Everyone is as unique as their fingerprints. Their opinion of my writings do not mean I am a good or bad writer it simply means they enjoyed or did not enjoy my writing. To think everyone is supposed to enjoy what I do is arrogant on my part. I simply appreciate the fact that someone chose to use their time to read one of my books and chose to use more of their time to review it.
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    • Have you ever incorporated something that happened to you in real life into your novels?
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    • Have you ever experienced "Writer's Block"? Any tips you would like to share to overcome it?
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      • Yes. 1. write backwards. If you know the ending write it and the rest of the book will come to you as you write (at least ti did for me). 2. Take a break. Go for a walk or drive. You might experience something or someone or a place that will give you ideas. 3. Look at your social media feed, usually there is someone sharing too much information you can use.
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      • No. I wrote for the fun of it. I never thought I would write as "a job." It never occurred to me. I was focused on being a multi-artist (singer, chef, visual artist, actor).
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      • When you write a story (book, play, film, poem, song, etc) and it changes someone's life. The depressed is depressed no more, the racist is no more a hater, the abuser is no longer abusing, etc. Writing should help someone become a better person.
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    • Writing can be an emotionally draining and stressful pursuit. Any tips for aspiring writers?
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      • Research and read before getting into the craft. Constantly read everything for not only inspiration, but for education. Reading is the best form of education (as is experience). No such thing as overnight success. Use this as a way of exercising your patience muscles so they can be strong. Before you start the journey sacrifice all your wants (Netflix, cable, Starbucks, etc) and save your money like crazy. Whether you publish traditionally or self-publish you need a lot of money. I mean lots of it. You also need time so less TV and more reading and writing.
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      • I started writing when I was about 8 years old. Mostly songs at first. I come from a musical home so it was natural for me to start off writing songs. I then wrote poems and prayers. I mostly wrote when I was emotionally charged (happy, angry, sad, elated, etc) it was my outlet. I then started writing short stories simply because I had ideas I wanted to share. I then started writing plays because I would get ideas and knew if I didn't write them no one else would. I basically write to share my thoughts. It is the best way I can share them. I believe people understand my thoughts more if I write them instead of speak them.
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