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Hot Lines Sunday – a Dead Body, #RSsos #RomSuspense #Writers
Meg Cabots Diary 9/11/01
I LOVE Meg Cabot’s 9/11/01 story. I even read it as a presentation to a classroom filled with young people who had little memory or knowledge of 9-11. Almost all of them came to me afterward and thanked me for sharing. Meg was in New York City when the planes hit the towers and thisContinue reading “Meg Cabots Diary 9/11/01”
9 Ways to Improve Your Dialogue
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
Sorry to be away so long. Been a weird couple of weeks getting Spawn ready for the BIG K—Kindergarten. Uniforms and doctors and immunizations and vision/hearing tests (and yes, apparently he CAN hear, he is just ignoring us). I am still unaccustomed to so much quiet. For those…
Welcome to my Wild West, #RSsos #Western #Suspense
From one of my Sisters of Suspense… after reading this excerpt, I may have to try out a new genre!
Hot Lines Sunday – a Startling or Frightening Noise, #RSsos #RomSuspense #Writers
Hot Lines Sunday – Weapons! #RSsos #RomSuspense #Writers
Fueling the Muse—How to Mentally Prepare for “The Novel”
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
NaNoWriMo is kind of like Christmas for writers—suffering, drama, no sleep, heavy drinking and really bad eating habits. Also, we start talking about NaNoWriMo months before it actually happens. If you are a new writer and don’t know what NaNoWriMo is? It stands for National Novel Writing Month and…
Hot Lines Sunday – End Lines, #RSsos #RomSuspense #Writers
Some teasers from a wonderful group of authors I belong to…
How to Create Dimensional Characters—Beyond the Wound & Into the Blind Spot
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
Today, we’re going to explore an extension of the WOUND. The BLIND SPOT. There are no perfect personalities. All great character traits possess a blind spot. The loyal person is a wonderful friend, but can be naive and taken advantage of. The take-charge Alpha leader can make a…