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Sharon K Gulley

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Children's Poetry Biographies & Memoirs Religion & Spirituality Business
Country: United States
Books: 4
Profession: Author, Self-Publisher, Creative Writer, Editor, Speaker, Business owner
Born: December
Member Since: Apr 2019
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Published Author, Creative Writer, Self Publisher, Editor, Blogger, Article Writer, Photographer, Motivational Speaker, Activist against Domestic Violence and a Contributing Co-Author with Teresa Hawley Howard of Women on a Mission Enterprises LLC. in her beautiful Anthologies and in Tribute Magazine and in the amazing IbbilanePress.com within PATHE Magazine's Bookstore, Storyteller, Motivational Speaker on Domestic Violence, Life, Spiritual Healer, Metaphysical healer. A speaker on Alzheimer's & Dementia as well as being a caretaker. Social Media Marketer, and Business Owner/Operator of Beautiful Expectations of Faith.

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From Fear to Freedomby co-author Sharon GulleyGeneral Nonfiction
His Grace Is Sufficientby co-author Sharon GulleyReligion & Spirituality
$4.99 kindleeBook, Resilient: A Collective of Real People Revealing True Stories of Domestic Violenceby Kellie FitzgeraldPublish: Dec 08, 2016General Nonfiction
$1.99 kindleeBook, The Butterfly Flutters Byby Sharon GulleyPublish: Jul 01, 2015Children's Poetry

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- AllAuthor 5 years ago
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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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- - Sharon K Gulley 5 years ago
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  - Yes, I have and I believe most if not all writers find themselves there at one point in time or another. When I find myself there, it is usually when I have been really pushing myself on one or more project at a time or trying to meet a publishing deadline. I find that just stepping back for a moment and sometimes even a day or two, helps me to refresh my thoughts and emotions, and then I am able to move forward.
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- When you were young, did you ever see writing as a career or full-time profession?
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- - Sharon K Gulley 5 years ago
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  - Yes. I was telling stories at the age of 5, to my brother and sister as we traveled with our military parents. I knew someday that was what I wanted to be. I would watch 'The Waltons' every week because Johnboy was a writer. Years passed and I became a truck driver, yes a truck driver, ha, ha, ha and heavy equipment operator until my mother became ill and I had to come off the road and go home to care for her. Late one night while caring for her, I found a site online called poetrysoup.com and I joined and began to write. It just flowed out of me and I reconnected with my love for writing. I published my first book a year later.
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  - Yes. I wrote and began to tell stories at the age of five.
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- Do you read your book reviews? How do you deal with bad or good ones?
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- - Sharon K Gulley 5 years ago
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  - Yes, I read my reviews and take them with thought and grace. If you can't be open to hear what your public says about your work, maybe you should not share it, But then again, there are those who never do and do just fine. It makes me think of Blondie, the singer who said, Quote: " I don't listen to or watch my own music or videos." I personally feel that good, bad or indifferent, reviews are the tools that make us great writers and without a review, we never know just how good we are or can be.
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- AllAuthor 5 years ago
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- Writing can be an emotionally draining and stressful pursuit. Any tips for aspiring writers?
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- - Sharon K Gulley 5 years ago
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  - This is so true and many times as I was co-authoring in the Domestic Violence anthologies it was like living it all over again, and sometimes it was days before I could even go back and edit it because of the emotional aspect of it. I found that healing came from hearing my story being spoken aloud for a change; it wasn't hidden inside of me anymore and the world wasn't a place for me to hide all I had suffered but a place to share it so I could heal with support. I think any time we write, we drain ourselves because of the high - energy we spend as creators. I took me 3 months to write one story once because of having so much to say and realizing my hands cannot type as fast as I think, and no matter how upset I may have been over that, it didn't change a thing ha, ha, ha; it still took me 3 months to complete it. Just having patients with yourself is the best advice I could give. Sometimes a day away from it, makes a big difference.
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- AllAuthor 5 years ago
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- If you had the choice to rewrite any of your books, which one would it be and why?
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- - Sharon K Gulley 5 years ago
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  - My first published book would be the one I would want to redo, The Butterfly Flutters By and someday soon I may. There is so much more I would have loved to have added to this beautiful poetry book and I would change the way it looks inside. This book was a teacher in many ways. I will never publish the same way again and I think most authors don't. You grow and things change as a result of it.
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- Have you ever incorporated something that happened to you in real life into your novels?
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- - Sharon K Gulley 5 years ago
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  - Yes, many of the co-authored books I have written in are my own personal stories about what I have been through at one time or another in my life.
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