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Monthly Archives: July 2008
Conference memories
Michelle, LaDonna and I are the Magical guest bloggers this week. With so many of our friends in San Francisco for the RWA National conference, we decided to talk about our conference memories. Last year all three of us were … Continue reading
So You Think You Can?
I’ve been watching the dance program So You Think You Can Dance? At the moment it is the auditions rounds. I danced until the end of high school, and I love dance. I really enjoy watching the dancers try out … Continue reading
Love, Sweet, Love
Ten days ago I started a new project, a novella. I was jumping-over-hills in love with the ideas and characters. That was then. Now I’m still happy about it, but I’m writing a fast draft (or trying to) and I’m … Continue reading
You Almost Lost Me
It’s a fine line with writers. How to make a story compelling enough to hold your reader’s attention and not lose them. The story has to be interesting, you gotta care about what happens to the characters, the pace has … Continue reading
Posted in Liz's Posts
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Book Review: Breakfast at Tiffany’s by James Patterson and Gabrielle Charbonnet
What if your imaginary friend from childhood was your one true love? This compelling tagline caught my eye on the cover, and I had to step inside. Jane Margaux is the daughter of a Hollywood producer mom, and she’s a … Continue reading
Posted in LaDonna's Posts, Reviews
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Conference fun!
I want to give all my friends going to conference a big bon voyage! I won’t be going this year, but will hopefully catch a smaller one along the way. I love conferences, and the creative energy bubbling on the … Continue reading
Posted in LaDonna's Posts
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Brenda Novak on Networking
Does networking really benefit a writer’s career? Or is it (and its sister—promotion) not worth the hassle for either the published or unpublished? Should we just sit back and write the best books we can write and let the publisher … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Posts
Tagged Brenda Novak, contest, Miar Books, networking, Stop Me, Trust Me, Watch Me
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Sharing
I found the following fascinating link to a 1906 book entitled The Folklore of Women thanks to Stephanie Arwen Lynch. The author of Folklore of Women, Thiselton-Dryer, compiles a number of supersitions and myths about women and groups them into … Continue reading
Do You See What I See?
When I begin a new book, I generally mull over the story, the setting, and the characters for several weeks (if not months) before I put the first word to the page. I have a pretty clear picture of the … Continue reading
Posted in Liz's Posts
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