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Author: RMFW Guest Blogger

If you're an RMFW member and have an idea for an article for our Blog, please submit your Guest Post here: https://rmfw.org/guest-posts/

Guest Post by Piper Bayard: Little Darlings Anonymous

Posted on October 27, 2015 by RMFW Guest Blogger

I’m Piper Bayard, and I’m a Little Darling Addict. Hi, Piper. Welcome. Thank you. It was hard to come here today, so I knew I needed this meeting. I’m back at Step One. I am powerless over my imaginary friends, and my manuscript has become unmanageable. My editor called and asked me for my draft….

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Many Hats: Making the Most of Your Author Platform … by Margo Christie

Posted on October 25, 2015 by RMFW Guest Blogger

We all know the challenge of selling fiction to the reality-crazed techie generation. Time and again we’ve been told we need a “platform” – that area of specialization that enables us to sell books to people who aren’t necessarily shopping for them. In writing my debut novel, THESE DAYS, I was partly motivated by the…

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Guest Post by Samantha Ross: Four Things to Do

Posted on October 20, 2015 by RMFW Guest Blogger

I remember when I first started out writing, I’d stumble, slam into a wall, some days I would realize I was clueless, other days it was pointed out. Again and again I heard “Just keep writing.” I agree with it. Up to a point. I will never be a better writer if all I do…

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After the Glow of Conference Fades … by Sharon Mignerey

Posted on October 12, 2015 by RMFW Guest Blogger

“Anything worth doing is worth doing poorly until you learn to do it well.” ~Zig Zigler It’s been weeks since the Colorado Gold Conference. You know how it is immediately after conference … you’re enthused, recharged, ready to move on with The Plan and move toward success (or possibly, continued success). Or … you’re comparing…

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NaNoPlanno: Get Ready for NaNoWriMo … by Chris Mandeville

Posted on October 7, 2015 by RMFW Guest Blogger

NaNoWriMo stands for National Novel Writing Month: a frenzy of writing with the goal of producing a 50,000-word novel in the thirty days of November. NaNo is a fantastic opportunity to push yourself as a writer. It’s all about quantity of words, not quality. It’s vomit writing, spilling your guts, taking an idea and running…

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