Whack me upside the head – go ahead. I was putting together a presentation recently for a workshop about writing mysteries and I wanted to make the point that the variety of ideas for mysteries—setting, characters, plots and themes—is endless. I thought it might be insightful and instructive (maybe even interesting) to look at recent…
Category: General Interest
Shining the RMFW Spotlight on Kevin Paul Tracy
1. Kevin, tell us what you do for RMFW and why you are involved. I am a regular contributor to the RMFW Blog and I host a critique group called Dynamic Critique which isn’t exactly RMFW sanctioned, but we are all RMFW members. At one time or another I have been Critique Chair, Webmaster, Anthology…
Getting to Know You…Or Not…
Have you noticed the excellent newsletter series introducing IPAL members? And the RMFW member guests we feature here each month? I’d like to expand our “getting to know you” efforts to include a series of mini-introductions featuring RMFW members whether they’re unpublished, indie published, or traditionally published. I’d especially like to include those folks who…
The Fruit of Your Labor
Go buy a piece of fruit you haven’t had in a while: a peach, a plum, a pear, a mango, even a carambola (starfruit, though they’re not as good here on the mainland as they are in the islands.) Find a place to sit alone and close your eyes. Try to imagine you’re a primitive…
Editorial love and the question of who hires whom … by Laura Lis Scott
So infinity scientists walk into a bar. Editor—This is very unbelievable. Infinity isn’t a real number. Nobody will believe this. And what does the bar look like? What kind of bar? Irish bar? Modern slick bar? Dive bar? Give us some details! Are you traditionally published? Are you indie? In many ways, it doesn’t matter,…