So this is a mini rant. I don't think I've ever done one here, actually, but I was pretty steamed. Your favorite author releases a book. Great! Now, what do you do? Do you: Buy/borrow it, read it and leave glowing (or not) review about the contents of the book Not buy it and leave … Continue reading Rant: Don’t Be THAT Book Reviewer
Tag: writing
Guest Post on Jami Gold’s Blog
I had the opportunity to guest post on Jami Gold's writing blog, and I was SUPER STOKED. So, I'm letting you know! The post is a rewrite of an old post a made - but after all the writing and editing they're barely recognizable as the same post. You can find it HERE. We talk about … Continue reading Guest Post on Jami Gold’s Blog
Holly Lisle’s How to Write a Novel Class
I'm on Lesson 7 of Holly Lisle's 'How to Write a Novel' class, and it's going fantastically! I'm running a few days behind, and while I've done all of the forum assignments I haven't posted any of them, but I'm loving this class. Every class I've taken by Holly has taught me a great deal, … Continue reading Holly Lisle’s How to Write a Novel Class
Finding Your Voice: Practice 10
Tenth practice from the Finding Your Voice class I bought from Holly Lisle. This is not an affiliate link, although if you decide you want to buy a class from her, you can contact me, and I’ll set one up so we both benefit. *smile* Boarding school looms before me, and with it the dread of returning … Continue reading Finding Your Voice: Practice 10
Taking a Huge Step Here – Vellum
I am taking a short story writing class from Holly Lisle, and my birthday is coming up. So I decided to take a HUGE STEP and request Vellum for my birthday so that I can test my nerves and publish a short story! Vellum is a Mac Only publishing software that allows you, in addition to … Continue reading Taking a Huge Step Here – Vellum
Finding Your Voice: Practice 09
Second practice from the Finding Your Voice class I bought from Holly Lisle. This is not an affiliate link, although if you decide you want to buy a class from her, you can contact me, and I'll set one up so we both benefit. *smile* I remember that winter most because of the way it … Continue reading Finding Your Voice: Practice 09
Finding Your Voice: Practice 08
Second practice from the Finding Your Voice class I bought from Holly Lisle. This is not an affiliate link, although if you decide you want to buy a class from her, you can contact me, and I'll set one up so we both benefit. *smile* The house at the top of the hill looked down … Continue reading Finding Your Voice: Practice 08
Ocooch and Content Editors
The Ocooch Mountains novel's first draft is coming along - I have just over 35,000 words. That's about 1/3 of the way there for a first draft in this genre! I'm working hard on trying to make sure I write at least a little every day. Prior to this, I had written during NaNoWriMo primarily, … Continue reading Ocooch and Content Editors
Finding Your Voice: Practice 07
Second practice from the Finding Your Voice class I bought from Holly Lisle. This is not an affiliate link, although if you decide you want to buy a class from her, you can contact me, and I'll set on up so we both benefit. *smile* She thought she ought to move, but the sun soaked … Continue reading Finding Your Voice: Practice 07
Finding Your Voice: Practice 06
Second practice from the Finding Your Voice class I bought from Holly Lisle. This is not an affiliate link, although if you decide you want to buy a class from her, you can contact me, and I'll set on up so we both benefit. *smile* There was a bloody knife in his hand, and he … Continue reading Finding Your Voice: Practice 06
