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Category: Blog

DEEP POV – Introduction

Posted on July 11, 2018 by Jax Hunter

Hello and welcome to another online adventure! I think we’re going to have a great time going DEEP. First, let me re-introduce myself. I’m Jax Hunter. I write romance (military romance, paranormal romance, and hockey romance) and historical fiction. I “found” DEEP POV quite a few years ago, before I started the military romance series….

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Friends Don’t Let Friends Title Alone

Posted on July 10, 2018 by J.A. (Julie) Kazimer

Last month, the awesomeness that is Terri Bischoff, editor at Midnight Ink, for those who haven’t had the pleasure, asked for some ideas on the title and series titling for my upcoming books (Book 1 due out in March 2019). When I sold the series, I had a title for the first book, but I…

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A Colorado Gold Fairy Tale

Posted on July 9, 2018 by Mary Gillgannon

Once there was a new writer who attended the Colorado Gold conference. She’d been writing for about two years and had a completed manuscript, which she’d entered in the Colorado Gold contest, but it didn’t place. She’d come with fairly low expectations. Although her coworkers at the library where she worked were convinced this was…

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The Writing Dungeon

Posted on July 5, 2018 by Kevin Paul Tracy

There isn’t a lot to do when you’re off-duty on a nuclear submarine. There was a perpetual Dungeons & Dragons game going on. Players came and went as watches changed, even the Dungeon Masters rotated, each picking up where the other left off. Most of the time it convened in the mess, which served as…

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The Big Bargain

Posted on July 3, 2018 by Mark Stevens

For those of you who heard my talk at the Georgetown Indie Con in early June, you may now skip this blog. This is about one point from that talk on character and character development. The idea has sort of stuck with me—so maybe it’s worth writing about, too. The idea is this: we all…

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