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Holidays Are Upon Us.
jeannieruesch.com —
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It’s the day after Thanksgiving, a time to reflect on the year before it ends. And it’s the traditional kick off shopping day for Christmas in the US. Bazaars are all over the place and I’m noticing them more this year because last year the family made the decision to downsize on gift giving. At the time ...8 hours ago -
Don’t Just Read — Analyze!
jeannieruesch.com —
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Writers read. You’ve probably heard the advice many times — you can’t expect to write well in a genre you don’t read. But I’m going to add a caveat. Great writer’s don’t just read . They analyze. I recently attended Donald Maass ’s Fire in Fiction workshop, and among other things, he ...2 days ago -
The Grass is Always Greener…
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I write urban fantasy and it’s also a genre I love to read, but there are times when I want a change of pace–especially when I’ve been struggling to get a book finished and I can’t be distracted by shiny new ideas–so I turn to a different genre for my before-bed reading time (which I try not to give up even ...3 days ago -
Love and Space Pirates
SEx - Silver Expressions —
Authority: 428
Learn More Have you read a good GLOP lately? No. GLOP is not a sumptuous scoop of ice cream. Just as good though. GLOP is the Galactic League of Planets. The league is ten planets in as many solar systems that make up the spread of known intelligent life in the universe as of the twenty-fourth century. That number ...6 days ago -
Friends, Readers and Leopard-Skin Slippers
jeannieruesch.com —
Authority: 420
Recently my chapter’s newsletter posed a question to its members, “What part of being a writer are you most thankful for?” and one of the most common responses was “The people you meet.” I couldn’t agree more. So with Thanksgiving next week, I’m going answer that question, “What about being a writer ...1 week ago -
THE HELP YOU GET ALONG THE WAY
jeannieruesch.com —
Authority: 420
I’m blogging today about becoming a finalist in the EPIC Awards. Now wait, don’t go yet. This is not “all about me”—I promise. Most people that I’ve met in the last half of my adulthood would never describe me as “shy,” but as a youngster, I was—horribly. That’s one reason I turned to ...1 week ago -
NaNo vs. Do It First
jeannieruesch.com —
Authority: 420
This is Nano month. If you’re a writer, you probably know about National Novel Writing Month - that challenge to write 50,000 words in one month, no excuses. If you’re a writer, you’ve probably participated or at least thought about participating. I am no exception. I keep a work log. I’ve had a work ...1 week ago -
LogLines
Harlequin Romance Group Author Blog —
Authority: 119
Loglines.Premise. The Story Idea. The Pitch. For a newbie like myself,these can seem bewildering concepts which are only relevant to screenwriters and of no value to fiction writers. Harlequin Romance Group Author Blog read more1 week ago -
Nanoday #16 “Heart of Clouds” now at 29,278 words — past halfway point.
Valentine Bonnaire —
Authority: 130
I decided to press on. from my NaNoWriMo novel: Teenie and Devlin are about to meet: Lately Teenie had been remembering how her dad had taught her to press her heart against the heartwood of the trees when she needed strength, and that was the reason that she loved Devlin’s castle so much. It was because it ...1 week ago -
This Old House: Love Comes Home
jeannieruesch.com —
Authority: 420
2009 has been an incredible year. In January “For Love or Money” was released. In September “Forever Love” and in October “This Old House: Love Comes Home” came out. And, I still have another romantic suspense scheduled for this year. Love Comes Home was my debut book (it’s a re-release) ...2 weeks ago -
Just for fun …. our very own Mt. Oly Folly!
The Goddess Blogs —
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My kids and I used to play this game when they were younger. We called it Spot. I’d begin with “Once upon a time, in a land far away, there lived a fairy princess who–SPOT!” My daughter would pick up the story with, “–who loved to eat lasagna. She’d eat and eat and eat lasagna until she was sick ...2 weeks ago -
On Music
jeannieruesch.com —
Authority: 420
I was going to prepare something better for this blog, but I ran out of time. This article (for lack of a better word) was already typed up nice and neat, waiting to be used on my own blog. And so now, the blogging will commence. I have to write to music. It probably goes back to when I first started writing. When I ...2 weeks ago -
The First Draft and How to Get Through It
jeannieruesch.com —
Authority: 420
I have an audio tape version of Stephen King’s book, ON WRITING. And for anyone who hasn’t read or listened to this book, I can’t recommend it enough. It’s a terrific resource for writers, no matter where you are in the journey. And of all the wisdom and helpful information in that book, one of the ...2 weeks ago -
First Draft in 30 Days.
Taste of Kiwi —
Authority: 428
As a writer I’m always interested in craft books, and I’ve been meaning to pick up this particular one for a long time. The title—First Draft in 30 Days is a bit misleading because if you follow the methods prescribed you’ll end up with a very detailed outline rather than a first draft. Ms. Wiesner [...]2 weeks ago -
For Whom Should The Author Write
Happily Ever After - Ashley Ladd Romance Writer —
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I just read an interesting article on Dear Author: For Whom Should The Author Write.Years ago one of my publishers sent a long note to her authors telling us that we need to think about our market. We need to look at trends and if writing romance, especially erotic romance, to make sure we have a sexy premise.I took ...2 weeks ago -
Happy Just to be Nominated…Well, Not yet
jeannieruesch.com —
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Well, I did it. After years of tossing it back and forth: Should I, shouldn’t I? What’s the point? Is it worth it? I finally decided. I entered the Golden Heart. For those of you who may not know, the Golden Heart is the creme de la creme for an unpublished author. It’s the Oscars of RWA , a very ...3 weeks ago -
Beginnings…
jeannieruesch.com —
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This month, I was going to promo my new Christmas anthology, MISTLETOE RULES (release date Nov. 20 th ), but my 8yr old daughter gave me a different idea Halloween afternoon and I decided I’ll pimp my book with an excerpt in December. (Of course, if you absolutely can’t wait until then, you can always ...3 weeks ago -
Every Picture Tells A Story…
SEx - Silver Expressions —
Authority: 428
I love the idea that images inspire. I get my inspirations for just about everywhere, be it music, a bit of overheard conversation, the scenery around me, even dreams…. it’s amazing how much the world itself speaks to a writer’s brain. So, it began like this…. The concept was a simple one, I posted 12 ...3 weeks ago -
Book Tour Day Two
LK Hunsaker: Literarily Indie —
Authority: 115
I’m talking about Artistic Vision and Creative Doubt, mixed with a touch of pop culture, on Jane Richardson’s blog today! Come chat for a chance to win a printed, signed short story that’s so far unpublished and a bit of a prequel to Off The Moon. Jane Richardson: Home Thoughts From A Broad ...3 weeks ago -
The Harlequin Presents Writing Competition 2009: Today’s the Day!
Harlequin Presents for romance novel bloggers —
Authority: 119
Today is the big day for you aspiring Harlequin Presents authors out there — it is the deadline to submit your entries for the The Harlequin Presents Writing Competition 2009 ! You have until midnight tonight to email your entries — in other words, anything that’s not in the competition inbox by tomorrow ...3 weeks ago
