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What Inspires Me To Write?
by Jason R Thrift   
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This is an article that was published in the Anderson Independent Mail Hometowner Edition on Tuesday, June 8, 2010. It's a short snippet of why I like to write, as well as a plug for my novels.

Thrift’s love of writing was inspired by his grandmother, Joanne Thrift, a longtime journalist at the Anderson Independent-Mail. He gained an interest in science fiction from his father, a book lover who taught Thrift about space and introduced him to Star Trek.

 

“When I set out to write ‘The Civilization Loop,’ I wanted to write a story I knew my dad would love that captured the essence of the things he taught me when I was younger,” Thrift said. “The stories themselves are not about science fiction, but who we are as people, the choices we make, our character, and what we believe in. I believe in my family, my grandmother, God, and especially my dad for always showing me that there’s more to this world than what you see in front of you.”

 

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