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Rocky Mountain Writer #110

Posted on December 31, 2017 by Mark Stevens

Jennifer Rose & The Book of Keys (Twins of Orion Series) Jennifer Rose might have just what you need as you begin to ponder your writing goals and plans for 2018. On Saturday, Jan. 6 Jennifer is presenting RMFW’s free monthly workshop at the Sam Gary Branch library in Denver.  The workshop will run from 1…

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A Writer’s Wishlist

Posted on December 22, 2017 by Rachel Craft

Dear Santa, I know we writers can be coy about what gifts we want. And I’m sure you’re tired of getting us the same things year after year (books, and the occasional desk accessory). So, I’m just gonna say what we’re all thinking and tell you what I really want for Christmas this year. Representation…

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The Gifts of Writing

Posted on December 18, 2017 by Rainey Hall

Everything in the city was clammy, doorknobs and train handrails slick with other people’s sweat, the air heavy with the smell of yesterday’s lunch. If that isn’t enough from page one of Sara Novic’s debut novel, Girl at War, perhaps sentences from page two will prick your writer self: We took cold showers and walked…

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Rocky Mountain Writer #109

Posted on December 17, 2017 by Mark Stevens

Denitta Ward & Somewhere Still Denitta Ward will tell you that she did it all backwards. But she got on the path to publication earlier this year when took RMFW’s online course about self-publishing, taught by Lisa Price Manifold. The result? The publication of her first novel, Somewhere Still, in November. Denitta is a member of…

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It’s December again, and the world needs your novel

Posted on December 14, 2017 by Jason Evans

Wow. It is December, 2017. Another year ends. Time for reflection! I could do the standard New Year’s resolutions thing, or I could do the standard reflect on all the good in your life thing, too. I’m not sure I want to do that. What to talk about? OK, let’s talk about my favorite virtue!…

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