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Reedsy recently published some great tips for fantasy authors–tips which can be easily applied to any fiction writing. Here is my summary of a selection of these tips. Image: Pixabay 1. Identify your Market If…
I’m trying really hard to remain positive and find the patience to get through various events in my life. Of course, this had me thinking about patience. At least, I assume so because I only had the word written down … Continue reading
I wasn’t sure if I should put this up as #1, but it really shows the entire theme of 2018 for me. There are no tags or categories because this was a spontaneous and crushing announcement. Some things improved while … Continue reading
Seriously, I’m sure the furry bastards are going to lie. That or make absolutely no sense, but they get all this attention. I say we ignore them until the temperatures get above freezing. Actually, anybody ever think that disturbing a … Continue reading
There’s always a temptation to push a monster character to the edge and let them dance around there. How violent can they be before the audience feels that they have gone too far? What about going in the opposite direction … Continue reading
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
While researching keywords for Eaux Infinies, my recently published French edition of Infinite Waters, I came across an infographic on Human After HAL exploring the various dystopian subgenres, created by YA author Erin Bowman.…
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Don Massenzio I’m pleased to feature author Ann Barnes in this edition of the 2019 Author Interview Series. Let’s take a look at the 10 questions she has selected to give us insight into what motivates and inspires her as … Continue reading
As usual, here is your warning that this story has cursing, sex (not graphic), innuendo, and violence. It’s my Rated-R action adventure called Derailing Bedlam. This is the fourth outing (third official) for Cassidy and Lloyd, so feel free to … Continue reading
Some great tips here. Don Massenzio This is a topic I have been thinking a lot about since I decided to venture into the Kindle Scout program. Since you are required to provide an opening to your book and try … Continue reading
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