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Rocky Mountain Writer #38

Posted on March 27, 2016 by Mark Stevens

Warren Hammond & The KOP Series, The Tides of Maritinia   Warren Hammond is the author of the KOP series of novels — KOP, Ex-KOP, and KOP Killer — as well as the standalone The Tides of Maritinia. The first three mash up mystery and sci-fi, the standalone Tides is more of a spy thriller…

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Writers and Public Speaking

Posted on March 25, 2016 by rmfwBoss

A couple of weeks ago, some RMFW author friends and I were discussing book promotion, and the topic of public speaking came up.  Public speaking. As in one of the most fearsome activities a person can do. These brave souls are willing to think about taking heart and book in hand to stand up in…

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Lessons From Ten Years of Writing

Posted on March 24, 2016 by rmfwBoss

Yes, the lessons I’ve learned in ten years of writing. This is not to be confused with David Morrell’s excellent book, Lessons from a Lifetime of Writing. So on my own personal blog, I’ve been meditating on the last ten years. In January of 2006, I joined an RMFW Critique Group in Evergreen (with Jan…

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Real Life Research

Posted on March 23, 2016 by Terri Benson

I’ve always written historical fiction, mainly romance, which required a great deal of in-depth research, digging around in old documents, looking at ancient maps, reading tattered journals, even finding out what they ate that last night on the Titanic. Google was my very best friend. But after the latest “thanks but no thanks e-mail” I’ve…

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Getting to Know You, Getting to Know All About Your Readers

Posted on March 22, 2016 by J.A. (Julie) Kazimer

As a writer, we research. It’s what we do. We research settings. Disorders. Things that go bump in the night. Urban and suburban legends and the occasional garden gnome murder spree. We know what the height of fashion was in 1723 and who wore it best. We know our guns. Our poisons. And the quickest…

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