Writing Fast  I get lots of questions about writing fast and how
I do it? Often the question goes something like this: “How do
you put out so many books?” Or more bluntly, “I wish I could
write as fast as you, how do you do it?” Or they hear I have
sold over 90 novels and just shake their heads in disbelief.
They often treat me like I have some secret. Nope, no secret. I
just plant my butt in my chair longer than most writers. Nothing
more.  Actually, I am what is known as a sprint writer, while my
wife, Kris, is a steady writer. We both type about the same
number of words per hour when going, anywhere from a page to
three pages an hour, maybe four when a story is really moving.
But she works a set amount per day, while I tend to take large
chunks of time off playing around with other things, then when I
write, I do long sessions, day after day, often late into the
night.  I do that because I discovered that is what works best
for me. I wish I could be more like Kris, but it seems my brain
likes to work hard