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Writing Critique Groups – Can’t find one? Create your own.
Greetings, Storytellers. Diana here today. I just had the great pleasure of visiting my old writer’s critique group and gabbing about books with a … Writing Critique Groups – Can’t find one? Create your own.
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Book Review
Noelle has generously shared her review of Once Upon a Time in the Swamp, this morning. I’m spending my day flying from Savannah to Boise, and … Book Review
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Elements of a Dual Timeline Novel: Timeframes and Settings
Hi, SEers! You’re with Mae today. Thank you for joining me for part three of my series on dual timeline novels. Part One provided an introduction, … Elements of a Dual Timeline Novel: Timeframes and Settings
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Post Apocalyptic #newbook
Time for another post about “Once Upon a Time in the Swamp.” This time I want to give you some insight into the Post Apocalyptic part of this story. … Post Apocalyptic #newbook
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Birth Order and Character Development: the Only Child
Hello SE friends, Gwen with you today. Over these last several months, we’ve considered birth order traits as another possibility for developing our … Birth Order and Character Development: the Only Child
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Why First Person? #newbook
Hi, gang. It’s time for another promo for my newest book, “Once Upon a Time in the Swamp.” I’m trying to give everyone some behind the scenes looks … Why First Person? #newbook
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Point of View (POV) #1: Conventions
I keep seeing primers on finessing Point of View in fiction-writing, but frankly most really miss what it is, instead talking about choosing verb … Point of View (POV) #1: Conventions
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AFTER THE BOOK IS WRITTEN: WEBSITE & SOCIAL MEDIA
Hi SEers! D. L. Finn here to talk about what I learned after writing the book. Over twenty years ago, I tried to find my children’s book a publisher.… AFTER THE BOOK IS WRITTEN: WEBSITE & SOCIAL MEDIA
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Mentors, animals, and ghosts #Newbook
Welcome to another post about “Once Upon a Time in the Swamp.” These are promotional in nature, but I want to make each of them unique. Today, we’re … Mentors, animals, and ghosts #Newbook
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7 Tips to Adding a Unique Set Piece to a City
It might appear easy to add a quirk to your city. Some people think they can just slap one on as they move along. That can work at times, but there are moments where you have to think about what … Continue reading
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