Guest Post by Ponn Sabra of Blogging Babes. This post is a part of a month-long blog tour. To read this post in-context, I recommend starting at the beginning–then hop along for the full journey. First, a warm thank you to Teresa for hosting me here today for my Blogger Babes blog tour which began […]
How Well Do You Know Your Characters?
Continuing yesterday’s character discussion, I’d like to share an article that I enjoyed on the subject from the Writer’s Digest Blog. It talks about how even though you may do very in-depth character studies and worksheets, all of that “stuff” doesn’t need to be in your book. Find out why, and answer 10 questions about […]
Dynamic Characterization – A Review
Over the years of writing instructional information, my fiction muscles have definitely atrophied. So now that dear Hubby John and I are writing fiction together (he’s the brainstorm together part, I’m the writing part) I’m on a constant lookout for things that will help me hone my skills in that department. I’ve been very frustrated […]
Publishing Money Trees Explained
I’ve been telling my subscribers lately about this new course: Publishing Money Trees from Amy and Deb Creations. There have been some questions about what exactly it means to set up a publishing business, and how to do it. If you know how to self-publish, you can help others do the same thing. Here is […]
Free Images for Commercial Use
One topic that turns up over and over again in discussions among writers from all walks of life is that of locating images to use with your content. Whether it is for blog posts, book covers or illustrations, we all have a continuous need for relevant images. Choosing to use images from the wrong place […]