The initial inspiration for 𝑌𝑜𝑢 𝑊𝑖𝑠ℎ was a series of questions.
Fiction Writing, Guest Posts, Writing
Writing You Wish – Guest Post by Mark Scott Piper
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Daniel Greene – What One Year as a Full-Time Author Looks Like
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Being a full-time indie author is like wearing a dozen different hats. You should never expect to only be a writer because you’re going to be a beta reader, an editor, a marketer, a social media guru, and a salesman.
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Lisa Colodny – Writing Strong Women: When is it too Much?
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When I was younger and wrote stories centered around the women in my life, most times, my mom, grandmothers, aunts, or cousins were the focal point. And although as a child, I wouldn’t have pegged them as such, they were and are incredibly strong women.
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Daniel Greene – StokerCon 2019
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I’d never had the pleasure of attending one of the Horror Writers Association’s annual StokerCon conventions, but I was glad I did. It proved to be educational and a ton of fun.
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T. Briar – My Process of Novel Writing
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To start with, I must admit that I never thought I’d ever write a mainstream action suspense thriller.
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Miles, the Adventurous Cat – Guest Post by Valerie Woebkenberg
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Miles, a fluffy tuxedo cat, joined our family one November, around the same time as the Pilgrims arrived in Plymouth almost 400 years earlier. We named him Miles in honor of Myles Standish who traveled with the Pilgrims on the Mayflower in 1620. Miles likes to explore our backyard and engages in what we call…
Author Interviews, Guest Posts, Life's Adventures
Amanda Jayne Guest Post/Interview – Adventure, Cats, and Near-Death Experiences
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What did the author do when she was charged by a wild boar? Has she ever taken a cat on an adventure with her? If she could change what happened on any of the trips she’s taken, would she? 1) The adventures you write about in the book are far more than most people have…
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Lynne Chapman – My Favorite Things
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My books are about my favorite things—grace and friendship, home, and small-town living—spiced up with mystery and murder. I write about friends you can’t lose, even when you do something dumb. The friends in my books may shake their heads or laugh at each other, but they’re loyal and true. I write characters into my…
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Daniel Greene – Organizing Multiple Point-of-View Novels
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Ever wonder how we keep all these characters and voices separate in our author heads? Sure one, two, hell even three isn’t so bad, but what about when you start having novels with three- or four-hundred individual characters in them? As the author of the multiple point-of-view apocalypse thriller series, The End Time Saga, I…
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Michael Bray – From Fiction to Reality: A Year Spent With a Paranormal Investigation Team
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I’ve been writing now since 2012. Just to think about that passage of time is pretty scary. Since then I’ve turned out lots of books, one of which has been adapted into a film for which I also co-wrote the screenplay. Other titles have since been translated into multiple languages all over the world which…
