Monthly Archives: January 2018
Writing Advice from Famous Authors
It’s a new year and you’ve made new writing goals. Will you begin/finish your book this year? What writing goals do you have? To help you reach your goals, I’ve rounded up important writing advice from famous authors. Take what you want, ignore the rest: Writing advice from famous authors: Ray Bradbury If you want…
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Happy Anniversary, Naked Elf!
Purely by chance (because dates mean nothing to me), I realized today is the 13th anniversary of my very first published book, What Do You Say to a Naked Elf? Happy Anniversary, Naked Elf (Charlie) and my favorite sex toy saleslady, Jane. Buy the book at: Amazon Nook, Kobo and other venues Chapter One …
Scene and Sequel, the Amino Acids of Storytelling #TT
It’s #ThrowbackThursday, and we’re revising a post from May, 2016 on the important subject of scene and sequel. Now that your NaNo book is complete (it is, isn’t it?) and you’re deep in revisions (you are, aren’t you?) you might want to take a look at scene and sequel pacing. Scene and Sequel Scene and…
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