…the anthologies Bob Seger’s House, On The Clock, and Detroit Noir. He has worked as a copywriter, journalist, voice over talent, shipping room clerk, and a plant guard for Chrysler….
…Margins, Eleven Eleven, Asian Pacific American Journal, the Evansville Review, Futures, Porcupine Literary Arts Magazine, and Nuvein. Her latest work of fiction, a short story collection centered around a Chinese…
…sharing when you’re writing. “If readers know a character’s actions, motives, past, reputation, relationships, habits, talents and tastes, they can often get through a whole story without ever knowing a…
…University, which she applied toward years as a graphic artist/designer, a skill she uses today at www.bookcovercorner.com. In addition to book cover design and photography, Melinda writes urban fantasy and…
…prepping that answer, think about your goals as well. Instead of “OH MY GOSH I WILL BE WRITING THIS BOOK FOREVER,” try, “Well, I’m on draft number four, and really…
…working on her first memoir. She’s also a wife, mom, former hospital chaplain, dog lover, and fountain pen/stationery enthusiast (i.e., addict). You can visit her on her website at www.tessenterline.com….
…Editor for DIY MFA. Her work is represented by Brooks Sherman of the Bent Agency. Tweet her at @besscozby, contact her at bess@diymfa.com, or visit her website at www.besscozby.com. …
…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 your ideas with…
…book. Often, it also takes a combination of coffee/wine/retreats/insomnia/crying/Pandora Radio/Chipotle and, of course reading, but even if your writing friends are the best, even if your editor is a superstar,…
…In the movie, it means deserving kindness, and attention. One of the greatest lines from the novel comes from Sara, after suffering verbal abuse by Miss Minchin, telling herself, “The…
