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Category: General Interest

Writers’ Halloween Fear List: BOO!

Posted on October 31, 2013 by Patricia Stoltey

By Elvira Stoltey and Ghoulie Luek This time of year brings out ghosts, goblins, and spooky apparitions. Of course we writers, often the creators of such paranormal specters, stare down spooks and fanged creatures knowing they are but a backspace stroke away from their demise. While we may show bravado with the monstrous muses of…

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The Blank Spaces In Our Stories: The Messages Writers Send Readers Between the Words

Posted on October 29, 2013 by Patricia Stoltey

  By Kym-n-Mark Todd As writers, we all spend lots of time thinking about narrative craft – plot, character, setting, dialog – but what about the blank spaces between all those words? Readers don’t give much thought to those spaces – unless they’re missing. So it’s up to writers to fill the blanks with implied…

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Wrapping it Up—Finishing Up a Series

Posted on October 28, 2013 by Patricia Stoltey

by Katriena Knights No matter how much you love a series, sooner or later it has to end. Well, this is true for television—in series fiction, you could probably keep going until you expire in front of your keyboard. However, there are plenty of reasons you might want to wrap up a book series, and…

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Talk to the Paw: Halloween Choices!

Posted on October 25, 2013 by Karen Duvall

by Karen Duvall Halloween is creeping up on me. I haven’t done a very good job preparing for it this year, mostly because I’m staring down the barrel of a deadline. What do you know, I have to have this book turned in by October 31. What a coincidence that it’s the same day as…

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The Blank Spaces in our Stories: The Messages Writers Send Readers Between The Words

Posted on October 24, 2013 by Patricia Stoltey

  By Kym-n-Mark Todd As writers, we all spend lots of time thinking about narrative craft – plot, character, setting, dialog – but what about the blank spaces between all those words? Readers don’t give much thought to those spaces – unless they’re missing. So it’s up to writers to fill the blanks with implied…

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