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Author: Patricia Stoltey

The Blank Spaces In Our Stories: The Messages Writers Send Readers Between the Words

Posted on October 29, 2013 by Patricia Stoltey

  By Kym-n-Mark Todd As writers, we all spend lots of time thinking about narrative craft – plot, character, setting, dialog – but what about the blank spaces between all those words? Readers don’t give much thought to those spaces – unless they’re missing. So it’s up to writers to fill the blanks with implied…

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Wrapping it Up—Finishing Up a Series

Posted on October 28, 2013 by Patricia Stoltey

by Katriena Knights No matter how much you love a series, sooner or later it has to end. Well, this is true for television—in series fiction, you could probably keep going until you expire in front of your keyboard. However, there are plenty of reasons you might want to wrap up a book series, and…

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The Blank Spaces in our Stories: The Messages Writers Send Readers Between The Words

Posted on October 24, 2013 by Patricia Stoltey

  By Kym-n-Mark Todd As writers, we all spend lots of time thinking about narrative craft – plot, character, setting, dialog – but what about the blank spaces between all those words? Readers don’t give much thought to those spaces – unless they’re missing. So it’s up to writers to fill the blanks with implied…

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Writing is an Act of Love

Posted on October 23, 2013 by Patricia Stoltey

By Nicole Disney When I first decided it would be fun to try blogging, I had this vision of myself creating ten, twenty, even thirty posts. They were going to be stacked tight and aligned like a fresh ream of paper, somehow undisturbed by any of my three wall-vaulting cats. The contents of these pristine…

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RMFW Spotlight: Mark Stevens

Posted on October 21, 2013 by Patricia Stoltey

The new RMFW Spotlight feature will introduce a few of our RMFW officers and volunteers. We started out with the first three members of the board of directors, sat them in the hot seat, shined the bright light on them, and channeling our best inner Oprah, plugged them with a few questions. Here’s what we…

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