Do we really consider innocent bystanders when we’re writing action or disaster scenes that take place in residential areas? I mean, we know they’re there and write them in to show the carnage. Maybe we purposely put one in a … Continue reading
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Don Massenzio Welcome to 2018 and my new author interview series. Author interviews will be posted every Friday throughout the year. I am honored to continue this series with Lyn Horner. Lyn is a Texas author that writes contemporary and … Continue reading
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
By Anne R. Allen I’ve made some spectacular blunders in my blogging career. But since we learn from our mistakes, I’ve got a boatload of information now. As Ruth and…
This is another day where I have a lot on my mind. Plus side is that I finished the editing and have some time to recover. I’ll just get right into it: War of Nytefall Character Profiles So, I’m going … Continue reading
Originally posted on Entertaining Stories:
Hey there all you woodland nymphs and water sprites. It’s Thursday, and that means it’s time for another edition of Lisa Burton Radio. The only show out there bringing you the characters from the books…
Cuddles and kisses Saccharine dripping From the pages While others look on From both worlds Puppy love First love Slipping into other genres Giving characters A chance to be more human Yet it can be out of place Smooching among … Continue reading
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
After a short break, I’m back with news of several publishing courses now available for only $10.99 (down from as high as $200)! If, like me, you’ve attended any Udemy courses in the past, you…
A helpful list for character building.
