By Jeffe Kennedy I’ve worked with a number of editors over the years. Many of them were one-night stands – especially back in my younger days, when I wrote mainly essays and played the magazine market. While I mostly enjoyed those passing encounters – though a few were blind dates that I couldn’t wait to…
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Pen and Paper? Are You Kidding Me????
By Mark Stevens I recently sparked a flutter on Twitter. I mentioned that I write by hand. Yes, full novels—start to finish. By hand. I mentioned this on Twitter and I could hear virtual jaws dropping from coast to coast. Okay, in reality, I had five or six comments along these lines: “Are you KIDDING…
The RMFW Spotlight is on Christine Jorgensen, RMFW Secretary
The first Monday of the month the RMFW Blog features one of the members of the board of directors or a volunteer. This month Christine Jorgensen has agreed to answer our questions. We hope this helps members and potential members get acquainted with the incredible folks who keep Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers going and growing….
A Writer’s Destiny
By Mary Gillgannon When people find out I’m a writer, they often ask, “Where do you get your ideas?” The implication is that it must be a struggle to come up with things to write about. Frankly, that’s never been my problem. My problem is finding the hours and days and weeks and months (and…
TOP TEN LIST: Things Overheard At A Book Release Party
By Kevin Paul Tracy Here is a list of the top ten things overheard at a book release party. 10. “My wife loves your books! Can you sign it to her: Roger Smith?” 9. “Is the author someone famous, or just a writer?” 8. “Yes, the author signed it, we couldn’t stop him. If you…