Letting Go of An Idea… Or Several Actually

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Here’s a post that explains why you should be willing to let go of ideas for scenes that don’t work in your WIP. However, when you let go of an idea or three, don’t forget to dump the unwanted scenes somewhere else, so you can use them in another project or two.

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Info about my latest interviews and a couple of special announcements

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Hello to all you fine bloggers and book lovers everywhere: Today I’d like to give everyone a little update about what’s been going on in my writing world over the last month, and some information about what I’ve got coming up.   My latest author interviews   Although I’ve been in a lot of interviews … Read more

A QUICK UPDATE ON CLIENT EVENTS AND MORE FROM TELL-IT-TO-THE-WORLD MARKETING

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Thanks Patty for sharing this information. If I may, I’d like to share the event link and give your readers more information about the event itself. along with talking about my rebranded book, I will allow other Electric Eclectic authors to tell the world about their books. I’ll be posting interview questions that authors can … Read more

A Writer’s Space

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It’s funny you should mention writing spaces, because Mine is unusual. I write at the booth in my parents’ camper, sitting on the bench that is closest to the bed. However, I also have been known to write on my phone, while riding down the road. You’re right about one thing, it’s not about the … Read more

Focus On Creation, Not Competition.

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If you believe that being an author is a collaboration, rather than a competition, this post will show you how that statement rings true. It’s also true in other industries as well. If you enjoy this post and agree with what the author has to say, please leave a comment on the original blog, give it a like and a share or two.

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Featured book of the week: My Ideal Partner: How I Met, Married, and Cared for the Man I Loved Despite Debilitating Odds by Abbie Johnson Taylor

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 Hello to all readers and writers in the blogosphere. I hope you are enjoying my new “featured Book of the week column” and I certainly hope you went out and picked up your own copy of Three: An Electric Eclectic Book by P.J. Roscoe. If so, please share it with your friends and leave a … Read more

Far and Wide and Every Lost Minute.

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Here is a blog post that I found to be encouraging to me as a writer and as a reader. Reading outside your genre will inspire you in more ways than you can imagine. If that’s not reason enough to read far and wide, here’s another reason I started reading more than the genres I was comfortable with: I found out that I like writing in fantasy and Christian mystery/thriller. Maybe this avenue of self-discovery will hold true for you in a different way, but you’ll never know if you don’t expand your reading preferences.

Please enjoy the following post and if you like it, please leave a comment on the original blog and give it a like and a share or two.

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Introduce Yourself: Introducing Guest Author Corey Collins

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Have you ever read or heard an interview with an author, only to find that you have a couple of things in common with him or her? This has happened for me.

Here’s an interview with an author who I found to like a couple of the same things I do. See what you have in common with the author featured here. Please be sure to leave a comment on the PBS blog instead of mine.

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Blessings and happy writing.