Archive | May 28, 2018
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Be my guest…
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
Have a story to share? A book to promote? Need more exposure? Why not be my guest? Would you like to write a guest post and be featured on this blog?If you are a writer, artist or photographer…If you have a poem, story or memoirs to share……
Writing Links…5/28/18
Originally posted on Where Genres Collide Traci Kenworth YA Author & Book Blogger for all Genres as well as craft books:
butterflies Writing Links…5/28/18 Traci Kenworth Fantasy/Dystopian/UF/Paranormal/SF: http://legendsofwindemere.com/2018/05/19/probably-made-more-progress-than-i-realize/ “I had a lot of life stuff to do and the week began on the wrong foot with an anxiety attack that earned itself a post…
Ten Powerful Tips On How to Write Seductive Headlines – by Lisa Brown…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
on Just Publishing Advice: Writing an article is challenging, but drawing in readers to actually reading what you have written is another. One needs to be careful with what you put out into the world as a writer because it will forever be attached to…
Mondays will never be the same #blogging
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
Jemima Pett perfectly expresses how I feel as well: Mondays are days most people blog. I get a strew of emails from people I follow. Okay, some of those are from posts on Sundays, but still… Last Monday, someone changed my life. To be fair,…
My review of The Sympathizer, the 2016 winner of the Pulitzer Prize for fiction #MondayBlogs #PulitzerPrize #PulitzerPrizeChallenge #AmReading #BookReview
Originally posted on D.E. Haggerty:
Today, the 2016 winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, The Sympathizer, takes center stage in my Pulitzer Prize Challenge. I purchased this novel after our trip to Vietnam, and I devoured it. The Guardian reviewer claimed: “The Sympathizer reminded me of how big books can be.” I wholeheartedly…
3 Types of Book Reviews You Can Write and How to Write Them — Author Toolbox
Originally posted on Motown Writers Network . . . Michigan Literary Network:
A book review — your opinion about a book based on evidence from it. We’ve seen them on Amazon and Goodreads. We may have even read a few… but are we writing them, too? Wait? Writing a book review? I can’t do that. I don’t know…
Rosie’s #Bookreview Team #RBRT Jessie reviews #Romance In A Jam by @CindyDorminy
Originally posted on Rosie Amber:
Today’s team review is from Jessie, she blogs here http://behindthewillows.com Jessie has been reading In A Jam by Cindy Dorminy Some might consider waking up in the drunk tank rock bottom. I call it Thursday,” isn’t your typical start to a lighthearted romance but it did start me out with a smile.…
5 Quotes By David Baldacci [Mystery Month]
Rachel Poli 1. “Why can’t people just sit and read books and be nice to each other?” 2. “Today might not be so good. But tomorrow, you got another chance to get it right.” 3. “Time doesn’t really heal, it just makes you not give a crap.” 4. “It’s not the beginning or the destination that counts. It’s the […]
Inciting Incident In The Context Of The Story Arc
Originally posted on KRISTINA STANLEY:
You’ve written a first draft. And with that major milestone completed, I’ll guess you want others to read your story and love it. That means you need to take your first draft and tell a better story. One way to to tell a better story is to evaluate the story…
THREE-DAY QUOTE – DAY TWO!
Originally posted on Jemsbooks:
Thank you, Bette A. Stevens, for nominating me! So remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Try to make sense of what you see and hold on to that childlike wonder about what makes the universe exist. – Stephen Hawking I nominate: 1. Tina Frisco – Tinafrisco.com…
