Ray Bradbury Challenge – First time I took the challenge a few years ago. This is still one of my favorite stories! Click the button to read about how Sam’s job collecting souls.
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Ray Bradbury Challenge – Week 2
This post is part of my Ray Bradbury Challenge. Click here to learn more! Genre: ParanormalWord Count: 691Update: Edited as of 7/16/2015 Seeing is Believing
Ray Bradbury Challenge – Defined
What is the Ray Bradbury Challenge? A writer pal of mine, Lisa Kessler, shared her experience when she met Ray Bradbury. Working at a writers
Pseudo Moving
To Wordpress…or not to Wordpress. Still deciding. You have any thoughts as to which blog to use? I’d love to hear from you.
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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……
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!
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!
Novel Updates for MIDNIGHT CONQUEST (ETERNAL CONQUEST)
I’ve receive the THIRD revise and resubmit offer from The Wild Rose Press. Though it’s been frustrating, these are good signs that they like my book AND they’re looking to print a good-quality novel. Read how these revisions are going and, more importantly, how they can help you overcome some of the same problems I may be having.