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Category Archives: Writing Process
Repost: #ChillWithABookAward Winning author, Charlene Newcomb talks all things bookish with #ETLBW @charnewcomb @ChillWithABook
Congratulations, Char! Here is a lovely interview with our Pen in Hand writer, Charlene Newcomb. …I am delighted to welcome author Charlene Newcomb to the blog this afternoon … Huge congratulations on winning your Chill Award! You must be … Continue reading
Posted in historical fiction, History, inspiration, Writing, Writing Process
Tagged Charlene Newcomb, getting published, https://emmathelittlebookworm.wordpress.com/2017/06/28/chillwithabookaward-winning-author-charlene-newcomb-talks-all-things-bookish-with-etlbw-charnewcomb-chillwithabook/, Men of the Cross, writing inspiration, writing techniques
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Slight Obsession with Knights? A Fun Interview at Maria Grace’s Random Bits of Fascination
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Novelist Maria Grace invited me by her blog today. “Obsessed with Star Wars, her costume is a Jedi Knight. Read on and find out more…” my home office ?
A Writer’s Life with B.R.A.G. Medallion Honoree Charlene Newcomb
Great interview with our Pen in Hand colleague, Charlene Newcomb!
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By Catherine Hedge One of the best aspects of teaching writing is that inspiration flows as much from the students to the teacher as the other way around. If I challenge the students to do a bit of quick writing … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Nostalgia, Slice of life, Teaching, travel, Writing, Writing Process
Tagged Imagination, mermaids, ocean memories, Osher Writing Class, sense details in writing
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Attend a Writer’s Conference? A Risk Worth Taking! (Part 2)
By Catherine Hedge What a delight! I have just returned from a regional writer’s conference, The Society for Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators of Kansas. I spent the day learning from wonderful, creative speakers: Sharon M. Draper, Jennifer Mattson, Karen … Continue reading
Posted in e-publishing, Education, Publishing, Uncategorized, Writing, Writing Process
Tagged attending writing conferences, Brett Wright, Bridget Heos, fear of writing, good writing conferences, Heather Alexander, Jennifer Brown, Jennifer Mattson, Karen Grencik, KSSCBWI, Leonard Bishop, Sharon M. Draper, why should I go to a writer's conference, why should I write?, writing conferences, writing inspiration, writing instructors, writing techniques
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Interview with Author Helena P. Schrader
Our colleague, Charlene Newcomb , author of Men of the Cross has an insightful writer’s flair for interviewing. What a great piece! I’ll have to read Ms. Schrader’s work, The Knight of Jerusalem. See Char’s interview at : Interview with Author … Continue reading
Here’s to Modern Times, When Publishing is (Relatively) Easy…
By Donna Gillespie Recently I decided it was time to try out Amazon’s print-on-demand service, Create Space. It’s an appealing concept: One reader, one book. No inventory, no waste. I’d put it off too long: Only used copies of book … Continue reading
Posted in e-publishing, historical fiction, History, Publishing, Uncategorized, Writing, Writing Process
Tagged cover art, creating cover art, Donna, Donna Gillespie, e-publishing, formatting for Create-Space, Jane Kiskaddon, painting, Publishing Using Create-Space, The Light Bearer, The writing process
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HOW A TALE IS BORN
by Raji Singh The telling of tales has been a grand part of human history. We escape to other worlds with Carpier and Hans Christian Anderson. We adventure ourselves away in 1,001 Arabian nights, and travel the Canterbury trails seeking … Continue reading
Posted in History, Humor, Publishing, Satire, Short Story, Writing, Writing Process
Tagged Raji Singh, storytellers, Tales of the Fiction House, writers
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WAR’S TENDER MERCIES
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by Mark Rogers, Editor Our Founder, James Thaddeus “Blackjack” Fiction ‘Tell our stories, Raji. If you don’t, it will be as if we never lived.’ These whispering cries of joy and sorrow…
The 5 W’s, the H, and the 5 Senses in Novel Writing
by Raji Singh High school and college journalism teaches,”Get those who, what, where, when, why, and hows in pretty near the beginning of your story.” It is sound, basic crafting. A big mistake beginning novel writers make is not … Continue reading