First of all, you still have time to leave a comment on Carol Van Natta’s Monday post (I Got Hit by the Cross-Genre Bus) to earn a chance to win a copy of one of her books if you get it done by midnight tonight (Mountain Time). I’ll be picking the winner tomorrow. Here’s the …Read More
I Got Hit by the Cross-Genre Bus … by Carol Van Natta
Hi, I’m science fiction and fantasy author Carol Van Natta, and I live in author Pat Stoltey’s home town of Fort Collins, CO. She was gracious enough to invite local authors over to her virtual house, and I was happy to RSVP. I’m a mystery fan. My flagship series is the Central Galactic Concordance series, …Read More
The Rainbow Connection … by Katherine Valdez
Last April, I entered the gates of Santa Monica High School in California – along with 20,000 teenagers, librarians, teachers, and parents – for YALLWEST, the young adult book festival. The main reason I attended for the second year in a row was because the event featured my favorite author, Rainbow Rowell. She wrote Fangirl, …Read More
“The Ultimate Writer’s Shortcut: From Wannabe to Pro in 90 Minutes.”– a Webinar from Teresa Funke
Here’s a great opportunity from Teresa Funke and Laura Backes at Children’s Book Insider. The webinar is for all writers, not just those who write for children: On June 21 at 5:00 p.m. PST/8:00 p.m. EST, award-winning author and writer’s coach Teresa Funke will present “The Ultimate Writer’s Shortcut: From Wannabe to Pro in …Read More
Sweeten it up like you’re sending them a love package from their favorite bookish bae … by Jes Dory
Jes Dory’s thoughts on capturing and holding a Book Blogger’s attention. Hello my bookish friends! Here’s what I’ve recently learned when it comes to capturing and holding a Book Blogger’s attention. Believe it or not these days capturing the attention of a Book Blogger can be just as challenging as capturing the attention of a …Read More
It Takes a Team … by Nancy L. Reed
I never want to be solely responsible for all elements of the writing-to-publication process. Selfishly, I want to concentrate on my writing and leave the rest to folks who understand how to package my words and make them available to readers. Admittedly, I’d like to attain some modicum of success as a published author, but …Read More
Recommended Blog/Article Reads
I have three blog posts or articles to recommend this week: The Rise of Plagiarism in the Age of Self-Publishing by Joy Lanzendorfer in The Atlantic. http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2016/06/plagiarism-in-the-age-of-self-publishing/485525/ Twitter, Facebook & Pinterest Oh My! by Kerrie Flanagan at The Writing Bug blog from Northern Colorado Writers. http://www.writingbugncw.com/2016/06/twitter-facebook-pinterest-oh-my.html “It’s about connecting to them, not selling to them.” …Read More
Your Writing Journey Through Oz … by Rich Keller
Patricia, an infinite amount of thanks for allowing me to step onto the yellow brick road known as your blog. I have to apologize for all the apologies I’ve written in this space over the last few years. The blackmail, the threats … I’ve turned over a new leaf with this very post. By the …Read More
Sometimes We Need to Walk Away from the To Do List and Chill
Today I set a lawn chair out on the sidewalk, fixed a tall glass of iced tea, and took a load off. Sassy Dog flopped down in the grass nearby. For at least 15 minutes, I enjoyed the sun to get my daily dose of Vitamin D. When it got too hot, I moved my …Read More
Using Haiku to Kick-start Your Fiction Writing … by Dean K. Miller
As writers, we get stuck. Plain. Simple. In the mud. Stuck. Words cease to flow from our brains to our fingertips. Whether we prefer a keyboard, pencil, or pen, the mojo dams up like the Colorado River behind Hoover Dam. There is no clicking of keys, scratching of head, or ink smears on your hand. …Read More
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