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Showing posts with label novel. Show all posts

My review of Chuck Wendig's DOUBLE DEAD. Goretastic. Goregasmic? Go to church to Goreship?

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Double Dead by Chuck Wendig 5 out of 5 stars. Imagine them. First off, I'm gonna tell you all that Double Dead  is not for the fa...

Connection to Characters.

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Before I dive into the main subject of this post, I wanted to share a quote from the late Bob Ross. I feel like it applies to writing just a...
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Aspiring Writer Interview: Alison Ash

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Alison was lucky. I asked her to do this a whole week in advance. I'd like to take the time to apologize to my previous interviewees fo...
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More updates on TSS 2.0, LTUE, and a quick bit on Voice (and I use too many parenthesis).

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School has started. Alas, but it is true. Spring Semester 2012 is in full swing, and I wasn't really prepared for it. I'm not too w...

Aspiring Writer Interview: Leigh Covington

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This week's interview is brought to you by Me. And Leigh Covington from right here in Utah. I was pointed toward Leigh's blog by Mel...
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Aspiring Writer Interview: Anna Gailey

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Anna Gailey This week's Aspiring Writer Interview is with Anna Gailey, a fellow writer from here in Utah. She is 23 years old, and l...
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Finding your groove.

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Finding the rhythm and flow of writing isn't easy. I think some new writers think that once you finish your first book, or sell a novel,...
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Interview with Peter Orullian, author of THE UNREMEMBERED, now on special sale through Tor Books!

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This is incredibly exciting for me, and I'd like to thank Peter for graciously giving me the opportunity to interview him. The hardback...
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Aspiring Writer Interview: Melanie Chaston Fowler

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With this series,  tentatively  titled "AWI" (Aspiring Writer Interviews, clever I know), I hope to bring out some wonderful write...
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Giving in to NaNoWriMo.

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I officially signed up for NaNoWriMo last night. Yes, I know I'm half way through the month already, and I've only been writing for ...

Opportunities to write... Are they really that few and far between?

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Lately I've been bemoaning my lack of time. With work and school sucking down minutes and hours like a hungry hamster, it seems like the...
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I've officially started the first draft of a new The Sometimes Sword.

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After converting the existing (straight fantasy) prologue to fit with the current incarnation (urban fantasy), I have completed the first ch...

Converting a draft into a new story.

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I'm going to try and start writing shorter posts, to make it less of a chore for you to read. So here goes. I'm in the first steps...
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Research and Writing.

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Why should writers/authors do research, and what benefits does it have? I'm sure opinions on this subject vary wildly. I wanted to give ...

How we should all be viewing our "first drafts".

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Lately I've been in a funk. Yes, I just used that word. At some point in the last few months, I realized that I don't know myself ...
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