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I write because I have to. I feel I’m missing something important if I don’t. Plots, dialogues, conflicts, resolutions, character personalities, endings overrun my mind and won’t let me concentrate on anything else until expressed. I see a tree or a structure and think how perfect it would fit in my story. I read or…
I recently read an article where the writer said they judge authors who publish 2+ books a year, claiming there’s no way those are quality stories. It takes me a year and a half to get any book in my Merging Worlds series ready for publishing. Since the stories are 500+ pages, certain stages in the process-…
Sometimes, a good quote inspires you. Sometimes, they’ll make you see art in a different way. I used to stick with quotes about writing but I started looking up ones dealing with creativity, imagination and art in general. Don’t know why it’s so easy to forget that writers are artists. Enjoy this quotes. Feel free to share. …
I noticed certain industry professionals share their content several times. I don’t mean in one day. I mean over the course of a week. Also, they share other people’s content- articles written sometimes 2 or 3 years ago. You’ve probably heard the term evergreen content. It’s content that doesn’t go out of date. “The term…
( I wonder what happens to the HP7 countdown gadget when it reaches 0. I know it’s the wrong picture but it’s all I could find. I think I’ll leave it there til I blog about HP. I won’t be seeing the movie until Saturday night.) In my previous post The Middle, I said I…
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I've seen this before and I love it!
Yes!! I'm so glad to hear that…very, very glad. 🙂 50 times huh? Okay, good.