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Author: Janet Lane

Janet Lane’s Coin Forest novels have earned #1 Amazon bestselling status in the medieval romance genre. She also writes contemporary women’s novels. Her novels have received international awards (IPPY, INDIE, EVVY) and the HOLT Medallion. She served as an editor for RMFW’s anthology, Broken Links, Mended Lives, which was named a finalist in the Colorado Book Awards. She recently released her author-narrated audiobook, Etti’s Intended, and is working on her sixth book in the Coin Forest series.

Double-Dipping Genres

Posted on February 26, 2018 by Janet Lane

A member of my critique group is wondering if creating a pseudonym for certain genres would bring better sales. That same author is itching to write in more than one genre at the same time, under the same name. Here are some thoughts to consider. If you have an uninspiring name for the type of…

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Character Clues on the Christmas Tree

Posted on January 22, 2018 by Janet Lane

ORNAMENTS AND CHARACTERS Dismantling my Christmas tree is like a trip down memory lane. First I’ll tell you of some of my memories, then I will show you how it can help when you’re creating your fictional characters. PINE CONES. I love these, and use them on the tree and in my wreaths. I collected…

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You are very real … and beautiful!

Posted on November 27, 2017 by Janet Lane

I’m at that scary stage of writing. I have just started a new novel.  I have envisioned the ending, the flow of the story past the inciting incident and turning points, and it’s time to write that first chapter. Magic happens when those first words are placed on the page. I welcome them, and like…

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Bad advice from vomiting, armless writers

Posted on October 23, 2017 by Janet Lane

As we near All Hallow’s Eve, I thought it would be fun to search for some of the—shall we say, less stellar words of advice shared among writers. In keeping with the holiday, they’re only scary if you believe them. NEVER USE ‘SAID’ ‘Said’ is the invisible tag. Instead, make the reader slog through an…

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Two steps from scattered–to focused!

Posted on September 25, 2017 by Janet Lane

I’ve been experiencing a little post-conference paralysis. Have you, too? The rosy conference glow has started to fade. Have you harnessed the energy and inspiration of the Colorado Gold, or, like me, have you slipped into the Dreaded Distractions? You know them — Email Youtube Facebook Twitter Instagram Pinterest …even Google Earth. All useful when…

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