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Smorgasbord Saturday Meet and Greet – Bloggers Watering Hole.
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Meet Guest Author, Lisa Reynolds…
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Born in 1990 in the smallest county in Ireland, Louth, I was a surprise baby coming almost 21 years after my only sibling, my sister Sharon. But I was always very much loved despite the surprise. And in return I love my parents and sister very much. A lot of people say siblings with a big age difference can’t be close but me and my sister are incredibly close. As a family, me, mum, dad and Shar lived in a small town in Meath called Oldcastle with our dog who was like part of the family Cookie. In 2008, we lost my father after he died suddenly from heart trouble. It was a really terrible time. He was the kindest man you could meet: encouraging to me and my sister, a wonderful caring husband to my mum and someone who also told me and my sister that nothing or no…
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Smorgasbord Invitation blog Magazine – Guest Post – Legends of Windemere – Warlord of the Forgotten Age by Charles E. Yallotwitz
Thanks for the promo post and letting me be a guest. Hope you’re having a happy new year.
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Tips to Writing a Long Series by Charles Yallowitz #IAN1 #IARTG #fantasy
Thank you to R. Tran for hosting this guest post and helping me promote my latest release, Legends of Windemere: Warlord of the Forgotten Age. This is the final book of my fantasy adventure series, which has spanned 15 volumes. That’s a long adventure, so you can imagine all the twists and turns. At least there better be some because you can’t go straight as the griffin flies in something this massive. So, here are a few tips that I hope will help anyone else who is going to tackle such a project.
- I can’t say this one enough because it’s saved my continuity bacon plenty of times in the past. NOTES! Whether it be notes prior to writing or jotting them down after you finish a chapter, you need to know where you’ve been when it comes to a long series. This covers character description, relations, monsters, sequence…
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“Secret Writing Rules” and Why to Ignore Them…
Just the title alone makes me want to share.
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by Anne R. Allen

Somerset Maugham famously said, “There are three rules for writing. Unfortunately, nobody knows what they are.”
But pretty much everybody you meet in the publishing business will give you a list of them. (One is “never start a sentence with ‘there are’” —so watch yourself, Mr. Maugham.)
Some of the rules show up in any standard writing book or class, but others only seem to get circulated in critique groups, conference workshops, and forums.
They’re a secret to everybody else.
But you’ll run into them sooner or later. In a forum or workshop, somebody will tell you with schoolmarmish assurance that you MUST follow these secret writing rules to be a successful novelist.
Nobody knows exactly where these rules come from, or why so many great books have become classics without following a single one.
Don’t get me wrong: many “secret writing rules” involve useful tips…
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Coming soon!
The Disappointed Housewife is approaching!
I’ve received a number of fun pieces the last few weeks, and though I’m still keeping the pre-launch submission window open, the big day will be January 15. Mark your calendars.
I hope all my readers here at What The Hell will quickly follow the new lit mag and start spreading the word. But I’m also eager to see new submissions coming in so I can build up a nice catalog of material for readers. I’ll be posting open submission calls at a variety of places, hoping to find a lot of writers willing to try new things. Of course, I’ll always give readers of this blog a fair shot at publication because loyalty deserves reward. If you have something you think would fit in at TDH, send it on over. Or read the pieces that I’ve already assembled to get a feel for…
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Warlord of the Forgotten Age
Thanks for helping me with the promotion.
Charles Yallowitz is a good friend of mine. He has appeared on my blog many times, and me on his. If you are the kind who read comments, you’ll find us getting into some fairly deep topics on one site or the other. Charles has what I see as a major accomplishment. He’s completed the final volume of his Legends of Windemere series. As a writer of stand-alone books I am in awe. This series is epic fantasy, and epic in proportion at fifteen volumes.
Many months ago, we got into a discussion about writing characters of the opposite gender. This isn’t something that comes easy to every writer. Our discussion morphed into the following post, and it’s part of his blast to announce Warlord of the Forgotten Age to the world. Read the post, join in the discussion, and get your copy of the book. I’ll also note that…
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