It’s our honor to introduce new victim blogger, Josh Dorne, who you might’ve met at the Colorado Gold. Take it away, Josh…. Let’s pretend, for one second, that I know what I’m talking about. For our current intents and purposes, it doesn’t matter. I mean, come on! This is the Internet. But as of this writing…
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Rocky Mountain Writer #58
Jason Evans & Writing Authentic African-American Characters The guest this time is writer Jason Evans, who discusses the highlights of workshop he presented at Colorado Gold called “Writing Authentic African-American Characters.” He’s reprising that workshop on Saturday, Oct. 15 at the Belmar Library in Lakewood. (Check the events page for more detail.) On the podcast, Jason…
Get out of jail–er, writer’s block–card
To escape writer’s block, douse the raging fears and critical inner voice, and find a route to fresh thinking. For me, that route has been to write to my friend, Pam, and explain what’s blocking my writing. How my BFF helps me escape writer’s block Dear Pam, Here I am again, writing to you because…
Denver, the Literary Capital of the West?
I’ve lived in four major cities beyond Denver during my life – Detroit, Tampa, Dallas and even London, England for a year. Guess you could say I’ve been around the block a time or two. And in my experience, one of the things I’ve found to be unique and special about Denver is the vibrancy…
Rocky Mountain Writer #57
Claire L. Fishback & “Remembra” The brand new short story anthology from Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers is called Found and on the podcast we start an occasional series with the writers whose stories were included. First up is Claire L. Fishback. On this episode, we chat with her a bit about what inspired her story “Remembra”…