ann Harrison Author Thank you so much for having me on your blog and for featuring me in your “five on Friday” segment. Before I share this with my blogging community, I’d like to give you a little update. Instead of the Non-fiction book I spoke about in the interview, I have another project in the works. I … Read more
Here’s a writing prompt challenge for you. Please share your story, poem or essay on your own blog with a pingback to the original post.
I found this to be an interesting podt, because I have a daughter who doesn’t like to read as much as I wish she would. Maybe if I could hav read alternate pages or paragraphs with her when she was in first or second grade, she’d love to read more. What do you think, is alternately reading with your child a good way to get them interested in reading or not. Read the post and judge for yourselves.
Here’s an opportunity for those of you who love to write flash fiction under 500 words.
Have you ever wondered how you can find the trouble spots in your WIP? Why not read it aloud or have someone read it to you. Tex to Speech programs are great for reading books aloud. Personally I have to read my book aloud to myself, using my braille display as I’m so used to the voice of my screen reader. The following post will explain the benefits of hearing your book read aloud to you.
Please comment on the author’s blog and be sure to give this post a like and a share or two.
It’s funny you should mention that, because some dreams stay with me long after I wake up. Maybe that means that you should revisit those characters again.
As Indie authors, we must do all we can to make our books stand out above the crowd. Here are a couple of tips you need to take into consideration if you plan to self-publish your book, instead of finding an agent and working with a traditional publisher.
via Editors and Beta Readers – Vital for Independent Authors
Let me give you a couple of updates. First of all, I find that I also like reading fantasy. I’m currently reading Make Me No Grave by Hayley Stone through audible. The nonfiction book has been put on hold for now. In its place, I am releasing a fantasy novelette entitled Winter Haven Rescue on … Read more
Good morning everyone,
I’m sharing a post that I feel is valuable to all indie authors, because it gives you even more options to choose from. Although this post originated on another blog, I’m pressing it from Chris The Story Reading Ape’s blog, because there’s no links to reblog the original post.
Please comment on the original blog, give it a like and a share or two.
Happy writing and God bless.
Here is an example of how songs can be used in our work.
via Original Song – Free the Fae Folk – Excerpt From My Short Story
Here’s a fabulous interview with a children’s author.
via Introduce Yourself: Introducing Guest Author Sophia Tsegaye
Here’s a blog post that will help you figure out your definition of success.
Here ae several reasons why you should consider finding beta readers for your work. This post also gives some tips for working with beta readers once you find the ones that are the right fit for your genre
Here’s an article that I hope you find as interesting and fascinating as I did. Please be sure to comment on the original blog.
I have an echo dot, so I ask Alexa to keep a to do list, an ideas list and a notes list, among other things.
As a matter of fact, many of my story ideas come from the melodies I hear in my head. These melodies may not be familiar to me, as ones that I know and love, but I often times find myself making up words to go along with them or humming them on the porch. I … Read more
Your descriptions are so vivid, I can visualize what you see in my mind’s eye. The only thing I would add as a backdrop to your window watching session is the sound of windchimes on your front porch. That will give you the perfect excuse to wait!
Here’s some encouragementfor you memoire writers out there. This post also serves to encourage other writers .
