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Book Talk…11/23/18 What I’m Reading Now
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7 Tips to Writing Outlines
Originally posted on Legends of Windemere: Yahoo Image Search I can already see the pantsers running for the door. Don’t worry. I assure you that this is going to both informative and humorous. Honestly, it doesn’t hurt to have an idea about how to outline. There are times you might be stuck and planning out…
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Introvert Hell
Originally posted on Entertaining Stories: Take a perfectly adult household. Invite everyone for Thanksgiving. Let the fun begin. My brother-in-law and sister-in-law are here. They brought their two small dogs with them. Otto and Frankie want to play. The little dogs don’t. Honestly, Otto takes a crap that’s bigger than these dogs are every morning.…
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Writing Tips: The 4 Stages Of Writing A Book From First Draft To Publication – by Ginger Moran…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog: on The Creative Penn: Intro by Joanna Penn: In this fast-moving world, it’s too easy to think that speed is the answer to writing a book or building a career as an author. But creativity doesn’t work like that for everyone, and the joy of writing…
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Flash Fiction: Escalation
Originally posted on Story Empire: Hello SErs! Harmony here. I hope this finds you all well. Welcome to the third in a four-part series on writing flash fiction. If you missed the first part, you can find it HERE. And the second part HERE. So far, we have looked at creating a hook with a…
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Paradise lost: fabric artist, Barbara Williamson loses her home
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: A few months ago, I featured the work of American fabric artist, Barbara Williamson, whose use of joy and colour in her art quilts delighted me and whose inspiring story is one of incredible determination. At the time, Barbara wrote: “I’m a paraplegic and paralyzed from mid-chest down…