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Category: Blog

Getting to Know You: The RMFW Q&A Project #8

Posted on March 1, 2017 by Patricia Stoltey

The Getting to Know You Project is intended to introduce RMFW members with short responses to three questions, a photo, and a few social media links if available. If you would like to participate in the project for future months, please email Pat Stoltey at blog@rmfw.org Betsy Dornbusch Website: http://betsydornbusch.com Facebook: http://facebook.com/betsydornbusch Twitter: http://twitter.com/betsydornbusch Instagram:…

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After the Editing: When an agent says it’s ready!

Posted on February 28, 2017 by Joshua Dorne

Not that long ago I put up a post about what it’s like editing with an agent. Well it’s time to take that a step farther. Because Deity Six, my very first completed novel, has since transitioned from 1) finding an agent. And 2) going through and finishing edits with said agent. To step 3)…

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Magic-Wand Words

Posted on February 27, 2017 by Janet Lane

Remember the Disney production of Cinderella, when the good witches waved their magic wands of blue, red and green? Their glitter flowed like Fourth of July sparklers, creating magic. That’s what my blog is about this month—the magic that happens with words. In an entire novel, only a few or at most several dozen of…

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5 Important Things to Know About Self-Publishing–Part 2 … by Laura VanArendonk Baugh

Posted on February 24, 2017 by RMFW Guest Blogger

Part 1 of Laura’s post was published on Friday, January 27th. The Work Has To Be Competitive. There’s a common refrain, heard around writers conferences and discussion forums, that runs something like, “If I can’t sell it traditionally, I’ll self-publish.” While there are some perfectly legitimate uses of this phrase, quite often it’s either meant…

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Lessons Learned from My First Writing Retreat

Posted on February 23, 2017 by Rachel Craft

A few weeks ago I attended my first-ever writing retreat, organized by my friend and fellow writer Natasha Watts (of RMFW’s Writer’s Rehab). I spent a weekend in a cabin in the Rockies with five other writers, and it was one of the most rewarding experiences of my writing life. Here’s what I learned, and…

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