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Author: rmfwBoss

Curing a Case of the Shoulds

Posted on July 16, 2014 by rmfwBoss

I should write faster, better, bigger. I should be a best seller. I should be able to quit my day job. I should be a perfect parent, lover, house keeper and writer and manage a day job all simultaneously while smiling and having a good time and always being nice to everybody.

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Adventures in Genre Writing- Part I

Posted on July 10, 2014 by rmfwBoss

Thanks for visiting this RMFW blog. My name is Jeanne Stein. I currently write two series: The Anna Strong Vampire novels and a new series, The Fallen Siren Series with co-author Samantha Sommersby, under the name S.J. Harper (I’m the ‘J’.) I also have stories in over a dozen anthologies, two of which made the…

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The Perils of Writing Tribute Characters

Posted on July 9, 2014 by rmfwBoss

By Jeffe Kennedy My new novel-length erotic romance, Going Under, comes out on Monday, so I’ve been doing a lot of interviews and so forth, getting ready for that promo push. One question I get a lot is whether I’ve based my characters on anyone real, or who I know. I try to give this…

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Critical Questions with Sandra Dallas

Posted on June 27, 2014 by rmfwBoss

It’s no great secret that next to advances and royalty checks, book reviews are an author’s best friend. But getting reviews are hard to come by, and no guarantee of success. Just ask Sandra Dallas, current columnist and book critic for fifty years with the Denver Post, and who is also a successful author. “I…

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Everything I Learned About Writing I learned From Johnny Cash

Posted on June 26, 2014 by rmfwBoss

By Aaron Ritchey I just finished a biography on Johnny Cash, and love is a burning a thing.  Also, the book business has a lot of similarities to the music industry. This is what I learned: 1)      Success can be a whole lotta luck — For example, Johnny Cash moved to Memphis, Tennessee in 1955.  Summer…

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