The Blank Spaces
Have you ever wondered where all the great writers pour out their genius? Ever wish you were a fly on the wall so you could sneak in to visit writers […]
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Rejections – The Lessons Within
Before I discuss rejections, I had to look up Merriam-Webster’s definition: Rejection: 1 a: to refuse to accept, consider, submit to, take for some purpose, or use <rejected the suggestion>
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Don’t Let Regency Intimidate
The following appears on page one, chapter one, of Connie Brockway’s The Golden Season: “Ecru-fluted silk trimmed the emerald green pelisse covering her elegant and well-curved figure, while her shimmering
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NaNoWriMo – It’s Not Just About the Word Count!
Last fall I needed a kick in the writing pants, so I took advantage of a phenomenon that has been building for some time now, a phenomenon that perfectly displays
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Murder Mysteries And Romantic Histories Flavored with Herbal Lore
Time out of mind, herbs have figured prominently in mystery and romance. Shakespeare is probably the most famous author to incorporate the juice of monkshood as the deadly elixir in
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