~ By Melina Kantor Note: This post was written in August, 2016. Confession: A few days ago, I opened my WIP for the first time in. . . Well, I don’t know how long it had been. But let’s just say it had been long enough that when the document opened, I swear I heard …
Hello Everyone, If you’d like to learn even more about writing characters who find themselves involved with law enforcement or sitting in a court room, sign up for Jody’s September workshop. You can find more information and registration details here. Meanwhile, this post is a great starting point. Enjoy! ~ Jody Lebel Why do so many television …
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~ By Sloane B. Collins What helps me “discover” my story? Do I make playlists? Collages? The answer to those questions is YES, all of the above. I struggled for years to finish stories without growing bored from plotting every bit of the books. Until a couple of years ago I decided to let go …
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~ By Becky Lower Blog for Contemporary RWA I write both historical and contemporary romances, both set in America. My most recent contemporary takes place in the fictional town of Comfort, Nebraska. So, when the opportunity came to meet up with my sister in Salt Lake City and drive from there to Ohio, I leapt …
~ By Angela Kay Austin I was born in Memphis, TN. As soon as I could, I packed my bags and headed off to D.C. never imagining myself to return to Memphis, under any circumstances. But, what do you know, life had other plans. Many of my books are set in Memphis, or another southern …
