feed“Bain” in the Spokesman Again, Yo
I visited the West Valley school district last week, and the Spokesman Reveiw tracked me down:SR.com: Author Terry Bain shares writing tips : A DOG'S PERSPECTIVE inspired Spokane author Terry Bain, who visited elementary students on Wednesday to talk about writing. The author of “You are a Dog” told Orchard Center Elementary classes how he gets ideas and why he finds writing fun. His book is told through the eyes of man's best friend, including a passage Bain shared about a dog's tangle with a vacuum.I don't know if the link will take you to a viewable page, so here's another quote from the piece, in case you're interested (are you?).
“How did you get inspired to write?” asked Gary Pierce, a student of teacher Carol Trask, who has a first- and second-grade class. “I had a good idea, I thought, so I wrote a book and nobody bought it, so I started writing about more fun things,” said Bain. “Then I started writing about my dogs and it was fun. I said, 'I think I have a book here.' ”There is a little in there that's made-up, so it's a little part made-up and some part what my dogs do,“ Bain said.Bain said it. It must be true, yes?
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