storytelling and all that goes with it
Since I'm waist deep in editing, I can use a little inspiration. Fortunately I stumbled across Writers Quote Wednesday and BeWow. This weeks theme is Victor Hugo. Fitting as Les Miserables is one of my very favorite stories, being, in my opinion, the most poignant, naked and beautiful illustrations of faith and redemption in literature.... Continue Reading →
I was asked recently to contribute what my favorite online review site has meant to me and I thought it would be helpful to share it here as well. I discovered the online writing workshop for science fiction, fantasy and horror (OWW) on the website of one of my favorite authors, Cecilia Dart-Thorton as a... Continue Reading →
Check out Lela's latest book in e-book or now print! Mirklin Wood hit critical mass this weekend. It's been uploaded and is now available for pre-order with a publication date of March 15. The print book is almost ready to go as well. Source: Now Available on Pre-Order
After much procrastination, I am finally back to my last round of edits and I'm pleased to discover it is not nearly as difficult as I anticipated. This is pretty much always the case when I actually get into editing, but every single time I'm looking at the task ahead of me, it seems overwhelming.... Continue Reading →
Some stories really benefit from some hot and heavy sex scenes. Some do not. Whether or not they should be included is really up to you, but if you believe that sometimes your characters deserve just a little privacy than here are my suggestions for allowing your characters some sexy times without detailing every passionate... Continue Reading →
""So, why do you always write these strong women characters?" "Because you're still asking me that question. ""-Joss Whedon They're all the rage. Run a search and you will find hundreds of articles on how to write them. We all want to create a Katniss or a Buffy or an Arya. We like our women... Continue Reading →
