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Getting Involved in RMFW Led to Getting Published

Posted on September 13, 2023February 1, 2024 by Mark Stevens

(Following is the the text of the talk I was going to give at Colorado Gold last Friday night had I not been sick with COVID. Thanks to all the members of RMFW for the tremendous support and for Writer of the Year title again. It means so much.) I would not be here without…

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How (and Why) to Give an Author Reading – by Rachel Delaney Craft

Posted on September 8, 2023September 7, 2023 by RMFW Guest Blogger

Last year, I had an opportunity to read my work aloud at the book launch for Bizarre Bazaar, RMFW’s 2022 anthology. I was an accomplished public speaker before the pandemic, but after two years of nothing but Zoom events, I felt a little rusty. This experience forced me to relearn how to read my work…

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Writing Romance: Getting Started with Prompts

Posted on September 1, 2023February 1, 2024 by Hilary Linnertz

Romance as a genre is always rewarding in the simple fact that it, well, most of the time, ends up with a happy ending. I always enjoy seeing two people fall in love despite all odds. And who doesn’t love that fluttery butterfly feeling you get from a first kiss? Not to mention the fact…

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The Author’s Plate

Posted on August 24, 2023February 1, 2024 by Don Paul Benjamin

When an independent author takes on the task of writing a novel then adds to this challenge the goal of marketing the thing, that combined work represents a very full plate. (I would have written “a very, very full plate” except the late Mrs. Dawson, my old high school English teacher, would spin in her…

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Colorado Gold Conference: The Social Contract of Open Mic Nights

Posted on August 22, 2023February 1, 2024 by Rachel Dempsey

As a reader, I pledge to: 1. Abide by the time constraints and if I know what they are in advance, practice timing my selected piece2. Introduce myself and my work before barreling ahead into the reading3. Provide trigger warnings when appropriate and err on the side of less graphic violence, profanity and potentially offensive…

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