On March 19th, April J. Moore was my guest blogger with “The Power of Persistence.” In that post, she talks about the journey of writing Bobbing for Watermelons, a novel of women’s fiction, and how long it took before she knew she had it right. Here’s a little more from my own point of view. …Read More
The Rest of the Story About Five Posts per Week
I’ve done some more reading around the web and have come to the conclusion that any post, any length, any content is better than no post…and it may be just as effective as five 1,000 word posts with amazing content. Post a photograph. Post a quote. Post a video. That can’t be too hard. Especially …Read More
The More Posts, the Better?
A little homework on blog improvement tells me the more posts, the better. That means at least five times a week. Apparently the posts don’t have to be long or full of awesome content. I’m good with that. Coming up with awesome content in a world full of bloggers writing great posts is hard. If …Read More
I’m Using My Time Well…Sort Of
Thought I’d poke my head out for a minute to see how things are going. Looks like the A to Z April Challenge is going well. I try to keep tabs on a a couple of regulars like Alex J. Cavanaugh and April J. Moore and then wander through the rest of the list, picking …Read More
Ta Da! Here’s Patricia Stoltey’s shiny new website/blog
I am as happy as any housebound writer in a pink foot cast could be. With tons of time on my hands this month, getting my information into this new site set up by my friend Carolyn Yalin, owner of Upperdale Designs, has been no problem…except for figuring out a couple of the special pages …Read More
The Colorado Gold Contest is now open for submissions
The Colorado Gold Contest for unpublished writers opened for submissions on April 1st. This is an outstanding competition with professional literary agents and editors as the final judges. You can find all the rules for submission, deadline, and the names of the final judges at the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers website contest page.
Making it Real … by Sara Sue Hoklotubbe
I didn’t grow up wanting to be a writer. Instead, I had lofty goals of being a lawyer or a politician, or someone who could change the world. It wasn’t until I got married in midlife, moved to Maui and couldn’t get a job, that the idea of writing came out of nowhere. My husband …Read More
Jake’s Gift: The Story of a Cat Who Wouldn’t Quit by Pam Wolf
Who doesn’t love a cat story? Here’s a new one that will charm your socks off. I first wrote about Jake the Cat back on August 10, 2010, in “Local Blog Catapults Jake to Stardom.” Local Cat Rescue volunteer and my friend Pam Wolf had met a cat, Jake, that prompted her to write a …Read More
My Cameos in the NCW Conference video
If you’re willing to give up 7.5 minutes of your valuable time, here’s the whole video created for the 2015 Northern Colorado Writers Conference by the conference creative team. I have two cameo appearances in this film that might give you chuckle. Or not…
A Little of This and a Little of That
#1 One of the best blog posts for writers I read this week was on Anne R. Allen’s Blog. The post is called The 10 Commandments of Highly Productive Professional Writers. In addition to the “you must write and you must write a lot” lessons, there are so many links to follow that one could …Read More
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