This time of the year most of us wish we could be someplace warmer, you character too. This image is the opening of your short story for this week’s writing prompt- Have fun and happy writing.
Tag: authorship
Friday Ramblings From An Author-First Story of the Year
Yesterday I got my first story of 2016 completed and to my publisher. Yes, I’d started it last year, but I think it still counts as the first completed one of the year. So now it’s on to working on my new shifter series that I’ll be self-publishing. I excited about it and hope to…
NaNoWriMo-Day 29
One more day to go. You’ve come this far so don’t give up. Today I thought I’d share a tip from my NaNoWriMo e-book. I hope it helps you get to the finish line- Really stuck? Try writing scenes with lots of dialogue or even stretches of narration where you can get a good chunk…
NaNoWriMo-Day 14
I know NaNoWriMo is supposed to be about writing 50,000 words for one book…but if you need to, just aim for the word count and don’t worry about them all being in the same story. Maybe you’ll create a couple of novellas or a whole bunch of short stories. Aim for word count and not the actual project as your goal. I…
Friday Ramblings From An Author-And NaNoWriMo Tip of the Day
I thought I’d combine this week’s ramblings with my NaNoWriMo tip of the day. Don’t worry if you don’t write every day, sometimes you need a break. However, don’t give up completely just tell yourself you can make up for lost time another day…sort of a writer’s pep talk! As you already know, it’s been a busy week….
Sleep No More-A Story With a Story
Sometimes there’s a story behind a book and that’s the case for the one I’ve just revamped and self-published this week. Like the children’s book, this one also found a home at Muse It Up Publishing. Now I have the rights back, I decided to polish it, give it a new title, new cover and lower…
NaNoWriMo-Day 11
Lots of NaNoWriMo participants give up reading during the challenge. Sometimes it’s because of lack of time but for many it’s because they don’t want to get sidetracked with an another author’s work. My tip of the day is keep reading during November. I’ve had days where the muse seems on vacation, but oftentimes taking a…
The One and Only-A Lesson in Perservance for All Aspiring Authors
The first book I ever wrote was one called The One and Only. It’s a book for children and one that will forever have a special place in my heart simply because it was my first effort as a then would be author. Even when the rejection slips began piling up, I never gave up hope…
Friday Ramblings From An Author-Another Busy Week
Another busy week doing a little of everything. I finally finished my WIP and got it to my publisher. Did edits on my March release, and next week contains a release day for me. Last month it was cowboys, but this month it’s the shifters again. On Wednesday A Wolf’s Mate will be released and…
Friday Ramblings From An Author-First Week of NaNoWriMo
Words, words and more words, that’s what it seems like this week has been all about. I’m keeping on schedule with this year’s NaNoWriMo challenge, but some days have been better than others. A couple of days I’ve pushed myself to get 2,000 words written. I’ve also been working on the very final stages of…