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Category: Blog

Strange and Mournful Days

Posted on July 22, 2020July 15, 2020 by Terri Benson

Writers have been hit with several 2020 smacks, including no in-person book signings, cancelled conferences and workshops, having to learn to navigate Zoom meetings (and by that I mean, remembering you’re on camera when you yawn or wander around the room wearing a nice shirt and the bottom half of your Snoopy PJs, etc.), mask…

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The Beauty of Short

Posted on July 21, 2020July 17, 2020 by Maggie Smith

I wrote my first short story in a day.   Not that I planned it that way. I’d always wanted to try my hand at short fiction so I signed up for a week-long class at the Iowa Summer Writing Festival, only to discover this wasn’t a series of lectures where I’d learn the fundamentals. No,…

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Lessons Learned thus far From Writing or Game Plays and Confidence Driven Home with a Huge Bat

Posted on July 20, 2020July 12, 2020 by Rainey Hall

Image by WikiImages from Pixabay Set GOALS! You can’t score at home plate unless you touch each base. Set small goals to achieve the large, final goal. Stories that lead to deep discussion, (i.e. controversial or with plenty of deep emotions) = unforgettable = attention to your book and you = marketing and sales. Fine…

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Virtual Writers’ Conferences

Posted on July 17, 2020July 11, 2020 by Kurt Schumacher

Back in January I had a schedule of conferences I wanted to attend. Colorado Gold. Northern Colorado Writers Conference. Pikes Peak Writers Conference. RMFW Writers Retreat. MileHiCon. And a few more. All of them canceled because of the pandemic. What’s a writer to do? What we can do is go to virtual conferences. RMFW, Northern…

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Book Report: Dear Writer, You Need to Quit

Posted on July 14, 2020July 15, 2020 by Ann Gordon

About the Book The complete book title is: Dear Writer, You Need to Quit: What to Keep, What to Quit, What to Question. All sixteen chapters begin with the word “Quit.” The author, Becca Syme, is the writing coach who developed the successful “Write Better-Faster” courses. This book (185 pages) was not written to augment…

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