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…INDIE and CONNOR UNDERCOVER. As you can tell, she’s a big fan of the young and the young at heart. You can read more of her writing at www.thinkingtoinking.com …
…INDIE and CONNOR UNDERCOVER. As you can tell, she’s a big fan of the young and the young at heart. You can read more of her writing at www.thinkingtoinking.com …
…Harry someday. The biggest reason, though, was the community. As readers and fellow writers go, it is hands down the kindest, most nurturing group of people you will ever find…
…later, Dee Willson has published short stories, interviews, contributed to blogs, and wrote the novel A Keeper’s Truth, followed by GOT (Gift of Travel). She currently resides in Burlington, Ontario,…
…an MFA is not the only way. There are classes (in-class or online), conferences, retreats, workshops, and writing groups galore. And, of course, there’s Gabriela’s marvelous book, DIY MFA: Write…
…publications, including Catapult, Creative Nonfiction, and online in The New York Times and The Washington Post. Her radio commentaries have appeared on her local public radio station, WFAE 90.7. She…
…no particular order, are the five major points of interest from my novel, A Keeper’s Truth. These curiosities still have me riveted today: 1) Vampires, Mermaids, Witches, Shapeshifters, Gods, and…
…Daphne du Maurier winner and Publishers Weekly contributor, her story, “Duty, Honor, Hammett,” will appear in the Nov-Dec issue of Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine. You can find her at www.stacywoodson.com….
…Bottom Line: If you love learning, self-publishing is a treasure trove of new skills, experiments, and discoverie And when it comes to honing your craft, places like DIY MFA make…
…suspense that is out now. She is also the cofounder of the online writers community Backspace, the organizer of the Salt Cay Writers Retreat, and a member of the International…
…is, the inciting incident, progressive complications, crisis, climax, and resolution. But what are these 5 elements really? And, why are they so important at every level of story? 1) The…