By Katriena Knights I like television. A lot. Whenever people tell me TV rots your brain, I make faces at them. TV is a valid and even sophisticated storytelling medium, and there’s lots to learn about story structure when you sit down to watch your favorite show. So I’m going to talk about TV for…
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Announcing the Winner of a Copy of Dem Bones’ Revenge
Anne Randolph who blogs at Kitchen Table Writing is the winner of a copy of Dem Bones’ Revenge by Kris Neri Congratulations, Anne!
Talk to the Paw: MacGuffin and Riley
By Karen Duvall Talk to the Paw is for all writers and the pets that own them, so I’ve invited a couple of guests for one of my furry darlings to interview. Today’s honored canines are two adorable dachshunds, MacGuffin and Riley, that own a remarkable author by the name of Yvonne Montgomery. Please pardon…
Transferring Mystery Writing Skills
By Kris Neri Although I now write in multiple genres, including fantasy and general fiction, I’m glad I started my career writing mysteries. The principles involved in moving a mystery forward and unraveling a crime are adaptable to any form of fiction. If adaptation is even necessary — a crime or the element of danger…
Managing Writer Stress – Breathing
By Kerry Schafer The writing life is hard. Don’t get me wrong – I love to write, and I’m full of gratitude every day that I’m lucky enough to be a writer. Well, okay most days I’m grateful. There are times when I want to shout “what did I ever do to you??” at all the…