So here’s this week’s [Fiction] Friday Challenge #199 for March 18th, 2011:
The one thing your character regrets learning the most is……
Author of Fantasy and Paranormal Fiction
So here’s this week’s [Fiction] Friday Challenge #199 for March 18th, 2011:
The one thing your character regrets learning the most is……
Amanda Hocking is making a MINT at selling her books at 99 cents a piece. I WANT IN!!!
This blog post is packed with resources for writers all because technology today makes it possible! Be sure to click on all the links…there may be resources and information you’ve never known about that could be the one thing/tip/resource to launch your writing career. And bookmark the ones you love!
The latest updates on my current projects related to my writing.
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.”
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”.
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.
Genella de Grey’s first published book did not disappoint! I write a quick review about her debut novel, but I don’t give out any spoilers. An enjoyable read!