…and her services and podcast, Story Effect (all found on her website, www.abigailkperry.com) Although trained in multiple genres, Abigail specializes in Scripts, Women’s Fiction, Contemporary Fiction, Upmarket Fiction, Historical Fiction,…
…She can be found eating Tex-Mex on patios, wearing flip-flops, and playing in the mud (which she calls gardening). She only practices magic in emergencies. www.sharonbayliss.com – @SharonBayliss – https://www.facebook.com/authorsharonbayliss…
…first female cinematographer, Alice Guy-Blaché, a name whose role expanded to include studio owner and director, screenwriter, actress, producer, and occasional detective. (After all, if you want to catch the…
…help authors of all genre and experience to better their craft and reach their publishing goals in a safe, nurturing environment.. www.garyzenkerstoryteller.com His new writers tool/party game, WritersBloxx, destroys writers…
…for usable results, you need more than bravery: you need a process to follow. That doesn’t come by accident or from total faith in your critique group. As the author,…
…of a story, as well (dialogue, description, world-building), and how these elements work together to build your story and give your characters a rich space in which to experience that…
…three acts–the beginning, which is about 25% of the book, the middle, the next 50%, and the end, the last 25%. Go pick up your favorite book. Count the number…
…writing forms. Her poetry and flash fiction have been published in Vayavya, Gravel Magazine, and Melancholy Hyperbole. Along with works by Maya Angelou, Gwendolyn Brooks, and Alice Walker, her travel…
…well. I’m tired, too! The truth is, for most writers, being tired and spread too thin is a reality. We have full time jobs, families, second jobs, freelance work, and…
…Elisabeth Kauffman is a freelance editor in California. Her favorite genres are YA fantasy, sci-fi, and romance. She regularly obsesses over board games, Doctor Who, and Harry Potter. Come share…
