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I Have an Idea

Posted on January 20, 2016 by rmfwBoss

“Where do you get ideas for books?”

I’ve been asked this question a lot, and I have to admit it bewilders me. I don’t know what actually spawns them, but the suckers are everywhere, like ants at a picnic, like wasps at a barbecue. They come to me in the night, born of dream fragments or of lying awake worrying about the state of the world and the creatures in it. They pop up out of books I’m reading. They lie in wait on pages of newspapers and magazines, on the TV screen, in snippets of casual conversation.

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W is for Writer

Posted on January 19, 2016 by RMFW Guest Blogger

“What’s a writer like you doing in a place like this?” The white rabbit asked. “Somebody told me this is the road that leads to publication.” “Really? How long have you been on it?” “Couple of lifetimes.” “Oh dear.  Any luck yet?” Said the rabbit, his eyes gleaming with curiosity. “Not so far. And once…

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Writing Space

Posted on January 15, 2016 by Robin D. Owens

It’s January and goal-making time, and most of us have determined what we want to accomplish this year with regard to our writing. It might also be time to take a look at our office or writing work space to see that it’s set up right. By that, I mean that it is right for…

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Writerly Goals for 2015: Did You Meet Yours?

Posted on January 12, 2016 by J.A. (Julie) Kazimer

Let’s see where I ended up on my goals for 2015: Write a book. Check. I wrote at least 2. Take that hernia of my left thumb. Write a great book, of the all American novel kind. I’m still working on this one, as in working up the desire to write a book no one…

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Rocky Mountain Writer #25

Posted on December 27, 2015 by Mark Stevens

Lisa Manifold & IPAL The guest on Episode #25 is Lisa Manifold, who serves Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers in a double capacity as newsletter editor and IPAL rep. She’s also a busy writer – with plans, as you’ll hear, to become much more productive. IPAL is The Independent Published Authors Liaison, a relatively new slot…

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