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Editing Tip #14
Mind Your Ps & Qs – ‘Postrophes and Quotation marks are used in a variety of ways and for a variety of purposes when we write. Often a writer will base their usage on personal style or an admired author. … Read More ›
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Review: Wings of Thunder
Wings of Thunder – The Thunderbird Legacy Author: Erin Keyser Horn Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars Highly Suggested Reading Genre: YA/Contemporary-Fantasy. Wings of Thunder, the second book in the Thunderbird Legacy, makes an equally grand statement… Read More ›
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Writing – A Curse & A Gift
This idea particularly holds true for me this holiday season as I am waiting to hear back from a small publisher about a manuscript. I don’t want to start a new project in case my manuscript is taken on, but… Read More ›
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To Give or Not to Give?
Publicity Tip #13: Should You Give Your Book Away For Free? – Lately the question that arises most is whether or not it is necessary to support free giveaways for your hard-wrought manuscript – unfortunately the answer is not as… Read More ›
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Good Cheer?
Writerly Rant #13 The Standard Complaint – For the past month various facebook friends have posted pictures with sayings amounting to, “I’m going anti-PC and wishing everyone a Merry Christmas. Click Like if you agree.” Yes, I did click like… Read More ›
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Editing Tip #13
KISS – Keep It Super Simple – This has to be one of the most often used pieces of advice across the board whether you’re a writer, a fisherman, an electrician, or a sanitary engineer – over doing something is… Read More ›
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Review: At the Walls of Galbrieth (Wycaan Master)
At the Walls of Galbrieth (Wycaan Master) Author: Alon Shalev Rating: 3.5 out of 5 Stars Suggested Reading Genre: YA/Fantasy In the land of Odessiya, lost is the balance among the ancient races: Elves, Dwarves, Humans, and… Read More ›
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Fiction Friday #8
The Candy Man – A Memoir. A Short by M.J. Moores, OCT. Author. Editor. Business Owner. Working with cotton candy is an art form. Most guests to the part don’t realize that the static electricity that converts the crystal pellets… Read More ›
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A Poetic Echo
It is often the echo of something very personal (or the outright scream of it) that motivates our hand(s) and mind to put words on the page. And after the reading/sharing of such a piece of our soul, it will… Read More ›
