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My Ingredients for a Series – Guest Post…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog: The Preparation Method I know right away or before the first book is finished whether or not it’ll be a series. For instance, in “Beyond the Colored Line” (Book 2 in The Stella Trilogy), Joseph and his brother Edward come to blows in their mother’s living… Continue reading
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Convicted
His beauty was biblical. Much more than a body, he was diary. He was journal. A standing column of poetry. From the top of his head to the bottom of his feet, this was prophecy. Thought the teacher was a waitress asked her if I could have another round of him. Let’s be realistic, this… Continue reading
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How Different Types of Reading Change Your Writing
Originally posted on Kristen Twardowski: ? You are what you read. That is a simple enough concept, but it turns out that it means more than just that people who read mysteries may become better at writing mysteries. What a person reads fundamentally changes the structure of his or her writing. In June of 2016, the International Journal… Continue reading
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When Publishing a Book Might Not Be for You
I’ve always loved to read and to write and this truth has led to many questions asked of me over the years. I would say that in the last two – three years I’ve received questions mostly from young people about publishing a book for the first time. This makes sense considering I taught and… Continue reading
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Stupid Writing Rules: 12 Dumb Things New Writers Tell Each Other
I really enjoyed reading this. Excellent tips on writer advice. There’s so much of it out there but is it accurate? *Comments disabled here. Please comment on the original post* Continue reading
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