I love the post linked here, because it’s a great tool for writing in any genre, no matter whether you write fantasy, mystery etc.
via World Building: Why Writers Need to be Sneaky When Building Worlds – by William L. Hahn…
Greetings to my fellow bloggers, authors and book lovers in the blogosphere. I hope you all enjoyed the new Electric Eclectic book I featured last week. If you haven’t already done so, please go out and get your copy of Fount! By Karen J Mossman and be sure to leave an honest review. This week, … Read more
I love the post linked here, because it’s a great tool for writing in any genre, no matter whether you write fantasy, mystery etc.
via World Building: Why Writers Need to be Sneaky When Building Worlds – by William L. Hahn…
I’m favoriting this gem, because there are a couple of prompts that I want to look at further, later.
I couldn’t share this post from the original blog, so you’ll have to go to two different blogs to get to it. However, if you are looking into posting ads for your books, here’s some information you’ll need to know before you start your first ad campaign.
via Changes to Amazon Advertising: What Authors Need to Know – by Dave Chesson…
Thanks for these words of encouragement, I needed to hear that today.
Here’s something to think about when sending a story out for a competition. I might use this tip myself.
I couldn’t share the post on the original site, but this is a great post to help us writers get started on our author journey.
There is one more program where you can earn an income. to learn more, go to ko-fi.com
Here’s a blog post featuring yours truly. Please read, comment, like, share and enjoy.
Hello everyone in the blogosphere, Today I have a special treat for you. Trish Hubschman has graciously offered to review my full length novel entitled A Journey of Faith: A Stepping Stones Mystery. Take it away, Trish! Journey of Faith: A Stepping Stones mystery by Ann Harrison is Christian/inspirational fiction. Becca is climbing a … Read more
Good tips, but sometimes writing every day doesn’t work for me. I need to take some time off to refuel my creative fire.
Here’s an interview with an author I met through an interview I did on a previous blog. Please enjoy her work and follow her blogs. She has some wonderful poetry, flash fiction and you might even find a new book to read or a recipe to try.