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Category: Blog

Writing Naked

Posted on January 30, 2018 by RMFW Guest Blogger

I am critical of badly written sex scenes. I want, therefore, to be able to write an emotionally singular scenario that scorches as it burns through the heat of unfolding events; a scene that twins joyous abandon with losing one’s self in a blazing physical coupling of passion and sweat. I read various authors with…

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WOTY/IWOTY Nominations

Posted on January 26, 2018 by Stephanie Reisner

Hey everyone! It’s that time of year again. The selection committees are assembled and it’s time to start accepting Writer of the Year (WOTY) and Independent Writer of the Year (IWOTY) nominations. The WOTY will be open to those traditionally published, and the I-WOTY will be for those independently published. If you are a member…

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Tackling Your 2018 Reading Goals

Posted on January 25, 2018 by Rachel Craft

Reading is one of the best things you can do to become a better writer. Reading work by more experienced authors shows you how they’ve tackled the same challenges you’re facing. It helps you see what works (and, sometimes, what doesn’t). Reading a variety of genres and styles sparks new ideas. Reading other authors’ voices…

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Busy, Busy, Busy! (quote from Professor Hinkle’s bunny)

Posted on January 24, 2018 by Terri Benson

Okay, the holidays are over. New Year’s resolutions are done (and I mean done, as in missed, forgotten, totally not going to happen already). Time to get my act in gear. Yep. Time to do that. Starting tomorrow. Or maybe this weekend will be better because, you know, I’ll have more time to get it…

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Preparing Your Colorado Gold Workshop Proposal

Posted on January 23, 2018 by Conference Chair

Thinking of submitting a workshop proposal for the Colorado Gold conference? Here are a few vital tips that might help. While you don’t have to have your whole workshop prepared to build your proposal, you should have enough of it envisioned to be able to convey it in outline form. The selection committee needs to…

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