PayPal Glitch Benefits All 🙂 ~Due to a recent influx of error messages and red flags with payment through this site’s PayPal links, Infinite Pathways is extending the Canadian Fiction Writing Contest (Short Story & Flash) until 11:59pm Monday February… Read More ›
Month: January 2014
The Canadian Literary Scene
Publicity Tip #18 Know thy market well… In a recent conversation with Literary Agent Sam Hiyate of The Rights Factory, I learned a lot about the Canadian Book market. The DL – if you’re a genre writer you will be… Read More ›
How Much Can One Word Say?
Can poetry be just one word? Evermore What if you made it all small letters? evermore What if it were all caps? EVERMORE What if we put a colour behind it and changed the font? Does that change the perception… Read More ›
Modern Etiquette
Writerly Rant #18 Common Courtesy Not So Common Anymore By M.J. Moores, OCT. Author. Editor. Freelance Writer. [some mild profanity] I’m selling my house – the traditional way with an agent and everything that goes along with that headache. This… Read More ›
Editing Tip #18
The Name Game ~ Be aware that the names we grow to love and love to hate in our books might not be the names the characters are actually published under. Sounds incredible, I know, but it’s true. The look… Read More ›
Review: The Darkest Powers Trilogy
The Darkest Powers Trilogy                           Author: Kelley Armstrong Rating: 4 out of 5 Stars Suggested Reading Genre: Young Adult, Contemporary, Supernatural ~ Imagine being told there’s a medical condition for why you’re a freak and then learning that… Read More ›
Fiction Friday #10
The Retirement Party ~ A Communal Exercise in Character ~ The hallway was silent. Normally that wouldn’t be out of the ordinary, being after hours and all, but Maggie’s retirement brought everyone out of the woodwork – who could pass… Read More ›
Tweet This!
Publicity Tip #17 ~ Arm your twitter account not only with connections you like, but with ones you need. Join The Manuscript Wish List: #MSWL This is a site dedicated to bringing authors up-to-date information about which publishers are currently… Read More ›
Day 136 – Eyeing Up the Moon
Charlotte Cuevas has done it again (she does it every day actually with her 365 Day Poetry Challenge) – The juxtaposition of whimsy and weight with her imagery bring home a universal truth I wanted to share with you all.