Writerly Ways
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cornerofmadnessI had something planned for tonight but it is gone like the wind. So instead let me say, you never know who you might inspire. I think I keep doing these posts because even though I have little feedback on these posts, I know a few of you like it. I had the zoom meeting writers group this week and one of them was asking for help. I offered it and in the end she mentioned how much I had inspired her to try writing short stories too and she sold one and was thrilled. So moving forward, hoping to inspire a few more. One never knows.
Also if you wanted to get the ebook of my paranormal m/m romance These Haunted Hills find it here at my publisher's website 40% off for Pride month.
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Also if you wanted to get the ebook of my paranormal m/m romance These Haunted Hills find it here at my publisher's website 40% off for Pride month.
Open Calls
Orion’s Belt 2024 Window
Apex Book Company Launches New Imprint: Violet Lichen Books
Last Girls Club Fall Issue 2024 (Early)
Sword & Scandal
8 Literary Journals Open to Longer Fiction
Verdant: Now Seeking Submissions
45 Magazines Paying for Genre Fiction
From Around the Web
Writing Through Fear With Caroline Donahue
What Happens When Characters Lose Control Of Their Emotions?
Scene Structure and Transitions in Big Scenes
Offstage Action
How to Take Your Love of Horror to The Next Level
Start Small and Write Books Later On
How to Write a Book With No Experience in 10 Steps
Novel vs. Book: Three Key Differences
Finding Your Voice as a Writer
From Betty
Do Your Lovebirds Have a Solid Reason to Stay Apart?
How to Avoid Melodrama in Your Writing
Five Ways the Honorverse Builds an Immersive World
Writing in First-Person Point of View: Beyond the Basics
Making Your Villain a Major Character I need to listen to this one
A Very Special Person Named First
What’s in a Title – Guest Post by Jane Corry
Back From Killer Con
The Power of Character Descriptions
Authorsplaining: an Insidious Invitation for Readers to Skim Reading a best seller now that is 'circling back' and just finished another that did the same....
Inner Conflict: The Driving Force behind Character Development
What Makes Up Fantasy As A Genre?
UNLOCKING THE SECRET OF HOW TO WRITE GREAT SET-UPS AND PAY-OFFS
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