While fending off some tempting, yet distracting game requests, my mind began to wander. And as many authors will tell you, that’s when the trouble begins. (Good trouble, ofcourse- unless you are working on a separate project and this becomes a distraction. Then again, sometimes you just have to follow the muse.) Characters develop, plots dance around, villainsContinueContinue reading “A Writing Pondering”
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N is for NANOWRIMO
What did I say? NANoWRIMo? It’s an acronym for National NOvel WRIting MOnth. This is a month long event designed to get writers moving. For different reasons, a write may have story, or novel idea in our heads but can’t seem to get it out. Often what’s causing the writer’s block is fear. Are weContinueContinue reading “N is for NANOWRIMO”
L is for Let it All Out
When trying to get down some story or plot ideas the best way to get things moving is to let it all out. Before I get too deep into a writing project, I brainstorm it all out. I write down ideas I came up with when the story idea hit me, but I also amContinueContinue reading “L is for Let it All Out”
I is for Interviews
One great way to promote your books is to appear in interviews. readers often want to hear about your new book, project, tips and fun facts. It helps them feel connected to you and in turn interested in your writing. More interest can turn into more sales. What should you talk about during an interview?AnContinueContinue reading “I is for Interviews”
D is for Dos and Don’ts of Dialogue
Dialogue is an important part of any story or book. It moves the story along, gives pertinent information and makes the characters more interesting. But is there a time when dialogue is bad? Yes! Dialogue can either make or break your manuscript – especially to a busy editor reviewing your work for publication. So howContinueContinue reading “D is for Dos and Don’ts of Dialogue”
Jennifer Gladen 