It’s launch day for The A-Zs of Worldbuilding! I can’t believe it’s already here! If you’ve missed any of the blog tour stops this week, you can find all them here. Today is THE last day to take advantage of the 99¢ offer on the ebook, and to get 25% off the paperback when you…
This post first appeared at blackanddarknight.wordpress.com on December 4, 2012. Back in October [2012], I attended the Ozark Creative Writers Conference. Daniela Rapp, an editor with St. Martin’s Press, spoke there. While she represents mostly genres that I don’t even think about writing, she gave a very good workshop on the basics of publishing –…
This post first appeared blackanddarknight.wordpress.com on January 15, 2012. Keep your heart with all diligence For out of it spring the issues of life. ~ Proverbs 4:23 NKJV What does it mean to “keep your heart with all diligence?” Perhaps first we need to know what it means that “out of it spring the issues…
I’ve written a surprise final installment for the Evolution of a Writer: The Middle Years series on the Rabid Rainbow Ferret Society blog, dealing with a lot of the doubts and hesitance I’ve been feeling about writing lately. And not just writing fiction, but about blogging. Don’t worry – I’m not giving up either writing…
So excited to kick off this series at the Rabid Rainbow Ferret Society!
This article was spawned from a conversation with The Barenaked Critic, just fyi. 😉 Source: 9 Things I Wish I’d Known about Writing from the Beginning | Fantasy-Faction
The only blog post I have managed to write in the past couple weeks, of course! Enjoy! The Flexibility of Outlining | The Rabid Rainbow Ferret Society.
I really didn’t mean to disappear from the interwebs for the last half of last week, but life happens. Now I’m trying to catch up, lol! But during that ‘last half of last week’, my third installment of Worldbuilding a Religion went up at Fantasy Faction! So, go read! How Religion Shapes Characters I will…
In light of some of the controversy and discussions going around the internet about young adult fiction (and also because it’s been a doozy of a week/weekend and I really don’t have any posts prepped this week), I’m going to share a post I wrote back in April on the Ferret blog. It’s both a…
The Stories of Tomorrow are like children – they are our future. Right now, National Novel Writing Month is creating tomorrow’s stories, but they need some help. Their website for the NaNoWriMo Young Writer’s Program needs a rebuild, and so that means they need funds to accommodate it. If you have $10 (or more) to…
