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1.18.2016
Creating character & setting sheets for your novel
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I mentioned in my post on winning NaNoWriMo this past year that one thing I noticed in writing the second book in my mystery series is how...
1.23.2015
Thank you, Mr. Exposition
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Sam and I are junkies for mysteries and appreciators of the jerk-cum-genius character as showcased popularly in House . So we decided to gi...
9.17.2013
Vary your characters' names
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I recently read a book in which the three main male characters' names were Rafael, Richard, and Robert . Dude, I could not keep those...
5.16.2013
Put your children in danger: A guide for authors
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At the same time as I am reading Virals , a young adult novel by Kathy Reichs , I have happened upon this YouTube video from Feminist Freq...
2.25.2013
6 tips for writing better dialogue
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Today I'm happy to welcome a guest post from Laura of WaldenMommy: Life Behind the Red Front Door . Laura is offering us advice on impro...
7.05.2010
Bed of Roses by Nora Roberts and writing about professions
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I'm taking Rachel from Common Places' advice and just getting my thoughts out . I apologize if this review sounds a little rushed —...
6.28.2010
Where to write out of the house
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Here's an article that offers an alternative to the local coffee shop for getting some writing done outside the home: Better Than Vani...
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6.03.2010
A Precious Jewel, by Mary Balogh, and breaking with convention
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Defying the genre's expectations The premise behind Mary Balogh's A Precious Jewel is intriguing to me as a writer . The book is...
4.08.2010
Poetry: Why and how?
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In the airy heights of hubris, I thought I'd bring you a post on what makes poetry poetry . I know, I know. Who am I to say? I will be...
4.06.2010
Convert your time zone for deadlines
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Dionna of Code Name: Mama and I are writing a few blogging tutorials of particular use for our Carnival of Natural Parenting participan...
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3.24.2010
Just keep writing, writing, writing
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I'm with Dori on this one. The most important rule of writing , particularly something massive like a novel? You've gotta just keep...
3.23.2010
Leaving your laptop in a coffee shop
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I keep having this little problem whenever I decide to write at a coffee shop. See, the rent you pay for your table is in liquid goods, oft...
2.24.2010
Add tension to your novel
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I liked this writing how-to article from Writer's Digest: "How to Make Your Novel a Page Turner," by Elizabeth Sims The basic...
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4.28.2009
Give yourself a writing deadline
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One of the problems of being a creative writer without a book contract or editor looking over your shoulder is that getting your work finish...
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2.28.2009
Writing software vs. doing the hard work
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I’ve been deep in the throes of editing my NaNoWriMo novel . It’s such a muddle to wade through, 50,000-plus words, and I do understand that...
11.28.2008
Getting your characters in trouble
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NaNoWriMo very kindly and wisely provides emailed pep talks each week, some from regional liaisons, and some from published authors. Here...
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11.26.2008
Pushing through to the finish line
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It's coming down to the wire for NaNoWriMo08 , and I'm on track with 41,561 words so far. If I write up to 42,000 before bed tonight...
11.23.2008
Dashing off a draft
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I've learned a lot from NaNoWriMo. The main thing I've learned is to be quick and dirty. Anything to get that first draft in. I ...
11.15.2008
The uneasiness of killing off characters
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I'm halfway through the timeframe of NaNoWriMo , though not halfway through my word count since I started late . I have daily writing ...
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