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Category: Blog

Shout-Outs!

Posted on December 5, 2017 by Mark Stevens

1. How about that Western Slope chapter of Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers? Last Saturday morning, 28 writers gathered for a three-hour workshop. They came from Grand Junction and all over, from Meeker to Montrose. Energy, enthusiasm, eagerness? In abundance. All sorts of writers—and half were non-RMFW members. Shout out to Vicki Law for the idea…

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Panic Time

Posted on December 1, 2017 by Mary Gillgannon

Gack! I just found out my book will be released in ebook and print on January 10th. I knew it would be sometime in early 2018 but was hoping for February at the earliest. My first book didn’t come out until almost 18 months after I accepted the offer. My last book with this publisher…

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How to Pull Off a One-Day Writing Retreat

Posted on November 28, 2017 by Rachel Craft

This November, I participated in NaNoWriMo with the goal of finishing the first draft of my next novel. I had a disadvantage, though, because I had family visiting for a week at the end of November. Unsure if three weeks would be enough to finish my draft, I decided to try something new at the end…

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Have You Googled Today?

Posted on November 22, 2017 by Terri Benson

I just Googled myself. I’ve done it now and then, and I’ve set up a Google alert (but all that does is tell me someone with my name got arrested for cruelty to animals, which really isn’t what I had in mind), but I was reading an article on making sure you have a “platform”…

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WHEN, WHERE, and HOW do I write a book?

Posted on November 21, 2017 by Rainey Hall

I’ve been so busy writing, editing, and reading, I almost forgot about this blog.   WHEN: A wise friend of mine said to me, “Time is there, you just have to take it.” If you have trouble with it, then tough. That’s right, I said it—tough! Too many writers use lack of time as an…

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