…Thornfield. Charlotte, desperate to work for the Society, pursues Blackwood. The rest is wacky, funny, literary reference-filled fun, where Bertha, Jane, and Charlotte have agency. And don’t worry: it isn’t…
While my new column is about short fiction; short stories, novellas, novelettes, and flash, I want to start with some thoughts designed to help focus on writing, no matter what…
…cost of travel and lodging, entry fees, anticipating the crowds of people pressing in to listen and learn, packed schedules with little down time included, and the ever-present, dreaded question,…
…for every single email newsletter you come across. Other authors, news outlets, experts, shopping websites, everything. Then, watch it all come in. What trends do you see? How are different…
…in speculative fiction, can be thrilling, toe-curling, attention-grabbing, but don’t forget to develop your characters along the way. More often than not, we are so engrossed by all the speculative…
…easy for readers to find other books in your series by creating series pages, so make sure titles, names, covers, etc., are consistent across series. If they’re not, the readers…
…Austin, TX, with her husband, three kids, and two cats. When she’s not chasing kids and cats, she reads and writes mysteries. You can find her at www.kittymomma.com and on…
…her BA in communications from St. Scholastica’s College in Manila and MPS in public relations and corporate communications from Georgetown University. She has lived in Manila, Brussels, Dakar, and Mexico…
…She is a member of Romance Writers of America, Missouri Romance Writers of America, Saturday Writers, and the Missouri Writers Guild. You can connect with Tammy on her website www.TammyLough.com….
…new sources of stimulation while we were spending more time at home than ever before. However, as I’m sure you’d noticed from your pre-pandemic book club, commute, or surprisingly entertaining…
