The secret to success in any creative venture, column writing included, is finding your own voice and sharing your unique…
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Tips for Fiction Authors
Review: Using Scrivener for Family History and Memoir Writing by Laura Hedgecock
“Because it’s known as a novel tool, I approached it from the standpoint of using it for Memoir and family…
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How I Got My Publisher By Annemarie Schiavi Pedersen
It started with a tweet. That’s how I got a publisher’s contract for my historical novel Celestina’s Burnings. Sounds crazy,…
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Writing in Detroit, about Detroit by Laura Bernstein
As a long-time Detroiter, one who is further (sometimes uncomfortably) compelled to write about her own life, it’s only natural…
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What it’s like to write a novel based on another novel
By: Sarah Shoemaker I’m sitting in my monthly book discussion group, and we are talking about Jane Eyre (every year…
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How Dark Fantasy Can Bloom into Light
by Veronica Dale My friend Bob, who writes delightful comedy, once asked me why I write dark fantasy. I explained…
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