Roy Miller's Blog, page 126
October 18, 2017
5 Words Fortune 500 Executives Use on Their LinkedIn Profiles
by Grammar Chic, Inc. Source link Language matters, even in your LinkedIn profile. That’s why Grammarly recently combed through hundreds of LinkedIn profiles from Fortune 500 employees—entry-level workers all the…
The Dipping Bread by AM Roselli
by Chicago Literati Source link It happens at the Fondue Palace. Near the cheese fountain. Two lovers twirling their long forks suggestively. He’s […]
October 17, 2017
Sorcerers’ Dynasty by Stephen Perkins
by John Staughton Source link Sorcerers’ Dynasty by Stephen Perkins presents a wildly creative take on the world behind our own, and the reality that has been obscured from mankind…
Inciting incident: Definition, tips and examples
by brendanmc Source link In writing fiction, the opening events that set your story in motion are pivotal. They set the tone and mood, establish key details of character and…
Flog a BookBubber 106: L.D. Beyer
by Ray Rhamey Source link Writers, send your prologue/first chapter to FtQ for a “flogging” critique. Email as an attachment. Many of the folks who utilize BookBub are self-published, and…
What I Learned in My First Year Writing for a Living (Part 1)
by Nick Darlington Source link This post is part one of a two-part series. In part one, I share 4 of the most important lessons I learned in my first year…
Out Today: Damn Fine Story
by terribleminds Source link THE MONOCLED ELK HAS BEEN RELEASED INTO THE WILD. Hey, I wrote a book! You’ve probably heard me mouthing off about it. This book is Damn Fine…
In celebration of SAM & EVA’s launch, I invited illustrator friends to help me in a creative collaboration
by Debbie Ridpath Ohi Source link I love how supportive members of the kidlit community are of each other, including those who create children’s book illustrations! I recently put out…
Do You Have Burning Questions About Writing?
by Bryan Hutchinson Source link Then I’ve got exciting news for you! I’ll be online with Jeff Goins and Sandy Kreps (and hopefully you too) in a masterclass where Jeff…
Freelance Writers Invited to Write for Submittable.com’s Blog – Pays $50/post
by Brian Scott Source link Submittable.com (est. 2010), the leading submissions manager used by publishers, is looking for Freelance Writers to contribute content to its blog (https://blog.submittable.com/) about technology,… ***
