This year, the gala signing event will work a bit differently. Due to the increasing growth of the event and the manpower demands associated with it, the book inventory will remain in the bookstore room instead of being moved to the signing room. That means a bit of adjustment for attendees. The conference team understands…
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Rocky Mountain Writer #129
Kate Jonuska & The Dictionary of Fiction Critique Fresh off the publication of her highly-praised first novel Transference last year, Kate Jonuska turned around right this year and released a book she wishes she had before she first started writing. It’s a dictionary. More specifically, The Dictionary of Fiction Critique: How to read like a…
Writing Romance: The Happily Ever After
Hello Campers, Are you ready for a Happily Ever After? I mean, isn’t that why we read (and write) romance? It’s in the rules. So, on our beat sheet, we’re down to the Resolution and Final Image. It says “Show how the characters are now fully in their essence and perfect for each other.” In…
Three Wise Men, a Bad Onion, and a Viking Walk into a Story
Yes, the title sounds like a bad joke. And in a way, it surely is. But it’s also a very good lesson for me as a writer. One I hope you can see the wisdom of as well. Raise your hand if there are three wise men in the Bible? Again, keep those hands up…
Want your books included in the Colorado Gold Bookstore and signing event?
It’s that time of year when RMFW authors are thinking about the gala book-signing at Colorado Gold and how to participate in the signing or place their books in the conference bookstore. There are a few changes this year so read on! As usual, per RMFW policies, the signing event is open to all presenters,…