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Category: Blog

The Changing Face of Entertainment

Posted on April 7, 2016 by Kevin Paul Tracy

Netflix just premiered a new sitcom (sort of, more of a situation dramedy) from the makers of Two and A Half Men called The Ranch, and the reviews of it set me thinking. I watched the show before I read the reviews and I found it funny, fresh, thought-provoking, and original. The reviewers I read…

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Volunteers…the Lifeblood of RMFW

Posted on April 6, 2016 by Pamela Nowak

RMFW is an organization run entirely by volunteers. For a group with over 600 members and a budget of more than $175,000, this is no mean feat!  As our new Volunteer Coordinator, I want to spend some time highlighting this Herculean effort. We began trying to track volunteer efforts in 2014, in part because we…

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Random Thoughts

Posted on April 5, 2016 by Mark Stevens

A Little Bit Every Day I started writing the fifth book in the Allison Coil Mystery Series on Jan. 1, 2014. (Yeah, New Year’s Day. Just Because.) I finished the draft on Monday, March 28. I wrote 500 words a day. That’s 453 days, which would have been 165,433 words if I made forward progress…

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The RMFW Spotlight is on Wendy Terrien, Secretary

Posted on April 4, 2016 by Patricia Stoltey

1. Welcome to the blog, Wendy. Tell us what you do for RMFW and why you are involved. First and foremost, I am the bag lady!  I don’t push a shopping cart around town, but I do coordinate the swag bags for Colorado Gold. I also serve on the workshop committee (which is a tough…

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The Muddle

Posted on April 1, 2016 by Mary Gillgannon

One of my favorite writing quotes is, “Every book has a beginning, an end and a muddle.” It’s been true of every one of my books. The first few chapters flow. My characters are vivid and alive. There’s conflict and motivation galore. I can see all the plot points lining up. Everything is moving along…

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