…novel comprises the final conflict and its resolution/acceptance by your hero and heroine. Here’s what your reader will expect: The Darkest Moment: The Darkest Moment is a romance novels’ do-or-die-turning-point,…
…fantasy, sci-fi, and romance. She regularly obsesses over board games, Doctor Who, and Harry Potter. Come share your ideas with her on Facebook and Twitter–@WritingRefinery–and on the web at www.writingrefinery.com…
…school teacher and children’s writer. She got her MA and MFA in children’s literature from Hollins University. She blogs about making time to write and using mentor texts at: https://www.marcieatkins.com…
…and freshly picked, plump and juicy strawberries popped into your lover’s mouth? YUM! How sweeeet it is. Writers Write!!! Tell us in the comments below: What are some of your…
…I’ve come to think of platform building as a privilege. It’s a privilege to create a community to serve. I hope many of them will do me the honor of…
…She blogs at https://www.melaniemarttila.ca and you can find her on Facebook and Twitter. [1] From the Wikipedia entry on Time Travel. [2] Such is the tale of…
…because of my OCD, but mostly because McNamara’s writing is that damn good. Her passion to find the killer and compassion for the victims fills every page. Podcast Element: Companion…
…or the time doesn’t come. We prioritize all the other to-dos on our lists and the weeks fly by without any writing progress. Instead, try starting each week by committing…
…a focus on interfaith dialogue. She lives in West Hartford, Connecticut, with her husband Kevin. They have three grown children and a small dog named Leo. Learn more at www.susanschoenberger.com….
…or Final Battle scene (which is also fitting, since there are really three storylines happening in this epic). These are: The finale at Helm’s Deep (Aragorn’s storyline) Frodo’s encounter with…
