Tuesday – Anything Possible – Kreative Kue # 335 by Keith Channing In Keith’s words. “Using this photo as inspiration, write a short story, flash fiction, scene, poem; anything, really; even just a caption for the photograph. Either put it (or a link to it) in a comment or email it to me at keithchanning@gmail.com before […]
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How to Research Your Book With Vikki Carter, The Author’s Librarian… How do you research a book in the most appropriate way? How can you keep track of your sources and attribute them correctly, as well as avoiding inadvertent plagiarism? How can you get your book/s into libraries? Vikki Carter talks about all these questions and […]
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Countdown to Samhain Also in remembrance to Sue Vincent.
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Want Powerful Conflict? Don’t Forget the Stakes – by Angela Ackerman… on Elizabeth Spann Craig site: A common writing misconception is that conflict automatically means reader engagement. After all, story experts are always ringing the conflict bell (me included), telling writers to include lots of it to make sure things aren’t easy for your characters. […] […]
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Kindle Sale Starts Today! Peggy has one freebie and five 99c / 99p bargains for you Read more … Hey friends and framily! It’s been about a year since I’ve had a book sale so I thought why not move some books. https://www.amazon.com/P-S-Bartlett/e/B00CP4PF4U
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Creative Writing Prompts Inspired by Technology – by Melissa Donovan… All of today’s prompts come from my book 1200 Creative Writing Prompts. Enjoy! Technology has become so ingrained in modern, civilized culture that sometimes we don’t even notice it. When was the last time you marveled at a train, a toaster, or a television? Most of […]
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NEW RELEASES AND BLOG TOURS Hi SEers! Denise here to talk about the next step after we celebrate a release—or a blog tour. All the formatting, editing, and your book cover done? The release date has been set, and soon everyone gets to read your masterpiece. Whew! But there is one more thing I do that […]
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Positive Writing Is Always Better Than The Negative – by Derek Haines… Read here …
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How Does Internal Conflict Fit into the Character’s Arc? – by Becca Puglisi… oday’s guest post is by Becca Puglisi. If you’re writing a story in which your character will need to evolve internally to achieve his goal, a cohesive and well-planned character arc will be vital to its success. This type of arc (a change […]
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Success & Fulfillment Have Your Name Read here, and get your daily empowerment!
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