Classic Novels Had Inspiration, Too
One of the questions I always ask authors is what inspired them to write their novels. All stories come […]
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After talking to some writer friends the past few weeks, I’ve been thinking a lot about the concept of books resembling an author’s life. Many people come up with stories because of things that happened to them or their friends and family, or build characters that […]
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Apparently today is Reader Thanks Day. I’ve never heard of this before–in fact, I think it may have just been created–but I kind of love it already. Reading means so many different things to so many people. Why not share what makes it special for you, what you […]
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Today, we have a very special guest with us–paranormal romance, urban fantasy, and middle grade/young adult author Patricia Eimer! *applauds* […]
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Leave it to Buzzfeed to take everything I studied about literature for so many years of my life and compare […]
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As the self-publishing world grows and grows there is more and more research to be done before taking the leap. What self-pub platform to use, what retailers to target, if you should use a distributor, print and eBook or eBook-only–the list of non-editorial decisions is […]
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Writing is not an easy job. I should know–I’ve been sitting on partially written manuscripts since I was about […]
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While I am certainly not innocent when it comes to using the word “literally” in its common slang form, I must say I’m not super thrilled at its new spot in the dictionary. I do my best not to use “literally” in everyday speech unless doing so correctly, and I think that’s what bothers me the most. Adding words […]
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