Author of Fantasy and Paranormal Fiction
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Ray Bradbury Challenge – Week #8
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Another installment of [Fiction] Friday – Challenge #189 for Jan 7th, 2011: “Your character wakes in a circus tent. They are wearing baggy pink pants and a polka-dot frilled shirt. A midget in a strong man outfit is shaking them awake asking if they are all right. Now keep writing.”
Need to whip up a quick meal on a tight budget? Here’s a way to use jarred sauce and actually enjoy it!
My latest entry for the Fiction Friday post. Check it out!
This blog is to share the news that I finally have a contract for my first novel, but to also encourage those of you out there who are close to throwing in the towel…DON’T. Keep on writing!
In Brian A. Kelms’ Writer’s Digest Blog “Questions & Quandaries” He explains when to use the word “lay” versus “lie” versus “laid” and even “lain”.
Art in the home doesn’t have to be expensive! With a little creative painting and garage sales, thrifty shopping and discounted events, you can give your home the flare you want and show your style! Oh! And watching a WHOLE lotta HGTV for inspiration!
I’ve receive the THIRD revise and resubmit offer from The Wild Rose Press. Though it’s been frustrating, these are good signs that they like my book AND they’re looking to print a good-quality novel. Read how these revisions are going and, more importantly, how they can help you overcome some of the same problems I may be having.
Thought sporadic in my participation, here’s another entry for Fiction Friday on the Write Everything blog…
Trish Albright writes fabulous Romantic Adventure! Here’s my review of her first novel – Siren’s Song.
Do you write your stories by the seat of your pants (Pants-ing)? Or do you like to plot your story out before you start writing? I give my two pence on this little debate.
