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Author: rmfwBoss

Lesson Two: Where to start? Point of View, Setting and World Building

Posted on September 11, 2014 by rmfwBoss

By Jeanne C. Stein The topics we’re going to cover today involve some basics of storytelling. In fact to some of you, this may be nothing but review. Especially if you were lucky enough to attend last weekend’s conference. It’s the first one in the seventeen years I’ve been a member of RMFW that I…

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Back Off, Man – I’m a Scientist!

Posted on September 10, 2014 by rmfwBoss

By Jeffe Kennedy This is release week for Rogue’s Paradise, the third book in my Covenant of Thorns trilogy. The first book, Rogue’s Pawn, came out just over two years ago, in July of 2012. It was the first novel I wrote and first published – which took a long time, as the genre of…

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Get BIG By Going Small – The Top Five Reasons To Publish With A Small Press

Posted on August 28, 2014 by rmfwBoss

By Aaron Ritchey So once again, I was talking to someone about writing and publishing. Why do I always get myself into these conversations? Anyhow, we were talking big press, small press, and indie publishing. Sidenote. I got chastised the other day by someone who said that indie publishing and self-publishing were two different things…

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Hachette vs. Amazon—Do We All Lose?

Posted on August 22, 2014 by rmfwBoss

By Liesa Malik Personal Note: It has been several years (decades) since I last worked on news copy, and my journalism background is very rusty. Therefore, I have to admit to writing this with bias, and let you know that any opinions expressed here are mine as an individual and do not reflect an official…

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The Sane Writer Goes To Conference

Posted on August 20, 2014 by rmfwBoss

But just maybe you’ve headed off to a writer’s conference in the past all full of hope and expectation, only to come home feeling like somebody sucked your soul out through your eyeholes and then used it for target practice.

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