One of the hardest parts of writing it creating vivid characters. Our characters need to be real. They need to be relatable. If a reader can connect to a character or that character is unrealistic, the reader won’t connect with the story. This is true in both fiction and non-fiction and while a non-ficition character… Read More Chapter Mapping
Guest Blogger DiAnn Mills Facebook Live is the #1 means of interacting naturally with followers. The live video streaming is an informal presentation as though the writer is sitting across the kitchen table enjoying a cup of coffee. Sometimes they are! The viewer sees the host in real-time, so sometimes blunders occur, but that is… Read More The Value of Facebook Live for Writers
By Kristena MearsPhoto by Aidan Bartos on Unsplash That morning is seared into my memory. September 11, 2001. The day we saw evil. The day we watched in horror as lives were snuffed out. I was still in bed when my hubby turned on the T.V. He would often turn on an old show if I was still… Read More Remembering That Tuesday
by Leona Pence and Kristena Mears Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a writer? Do you have a dream, but don’t know where to go from there? Or, maybe you have a friend or family member who has this goal. They’ve even written a manuscript and now need to polish… Read More F2K (Fiction for 2000)
Agatha Christie was a successful author, she was best known for her 66 detective novels and more than 15 short stories. but she also suffered from dysgraphia which meant she was unable to comprehend legible written work. Most of us have heard of dyslexia, but what is dysgraphia? People with dysgraphia have these symptoms… Cramped… Read More Friday Fun Facts – Agatha Christie