How do you weed out the readers from the critiquers? And what are the GOOD qualities of a critique partner? I cover this in my blog post, “Qualities of a Good Critique Partner.” And be sure to click on the links throughout this document for valuable resources on becoming a better writer.
Category: Writing
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[Fiction] Friday Challenge #199
So here’s this week’s [Fiction] Friday Challenge #199 for March 18th, 2011:
The one thing your character regrets learning the most is……
Making Money With My Writing
Amanda Hocking is making a MINT at selling her books at 99 cents a piece. I WANT IN!!!
10 Ways a Writer Can Take Advantage of Today’s Technology
This blog post is packed with resources for writers all because technology today makes it possible! Be sure to click on all the links…there may be resources and information you’ve never known about that could be the one thing/tip/resource to launch your writing career. And bookmark the ones you love!
Eliminating Writer’s Block
Writer’s block…that dreaded disease that prevents your creativity from flowing and brings your writing to a grinding halt. As writers, we all experience it at one time or another and we all know it’s the downside of being an author…or is it? Believe it or not, I believe I have found the cure for Writer’s Block!
Writing Updates
The latest updates on my current projects related to my writing.
[fiction] friday post – 01/07/2011
Another installment of [Fiction] Friday – Challenge #189 for Jan 7th, 2011: “Your character wakes in a circus tent. They are wearing baggy pink pants and a polka-dot frilled shirt. A midget in a strong man outfit is shaking them awake asking if they are all right. Now keep writing.”
Fiction Friday Post – September 24th, 2010
My latest entry for the Fiction Friday post. Check it out!
NEVER GIVE UP! NEVER SURRENDER!!
This blog is to share the news that I finally have a contract for my first novel, but to also encourage those of you out there who are close to throwing in the towel…DON’T. Keep on writing!
“Lay vs. Lie (vs. Laid)” – GREAT Question!!
In Brian A. Kelms’ Writer’s Digest Blog “Questions & Quandaries” He explains when to use the word “lay” versus “lie” versus “laid” and even “lain”.