Kim Cox's Blog, page 474
October 2, 2016
Welcome October
Originally posted on Entertaining Stories:
I love October. I’ve been bouncing around in cyberspace and may have said that a few other places. This month, I’m going to be hitting promotion hard. The last two weeks of September I had…
I love October. I’ve been bouncing around in cyberspace and may have said that a few other places. This month, I’m going to be hitting promotion hard. The last two weeks of September I had…
8 Ways Scrivener Aids My Writing
Originally posted on Archer's Aim:
Clip Art Image Copyright by Microsoft. Clip Art Used by Permission of Microsoft When I originally gave Scrivener a whirl earlier this year I didn’t know how the software worked. But I read several…
Clip Art Image Copyright by Microsoft. Clip Art Used by Permission of Microsoft When I originally gave Scrivener a whirl earlier this year I didn’t know how the software worked. But I read several…
How to make a living as a writer #amwriting
Originally posted on Sue Vincent - Daily Echo:
I was speaking to a friend this morning, a woman whose writing often glows with lyric beauty, yet who has stopped writing because she could not sell her manuscript and will not…
I was speaking to a friend this morning, a woman whose writing often glows with lyric beauty, yet who has stopped writing because she could not sell her manuscript and will not…
How To Really Get To Know Your Characters! #MondayBlogs #AmWriting
Originally posted on BlondeWriteMore:
Photo Credit: Stocksnap Do you want to know how to really?get to know your characters? The answer is simple. Pretend you are having coffee with your fictional character! I have been using this role play method…
Photo Credit: Stocksnap Do you want to know how to really?get to know your characters? The answer is simple. Pretend you are having coffee with your fictional character! I have been using this role play method…
Emotional Beats: Ways to Portray Desire
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
Read for free with KU Last month, I mentioned the launch of Emotional Beats:How to Easily Convert your Writing into Palpable Feelings. As promised, here is the first installment from the book. It lists…
Read for free with KU Last month, I mentioned the launch of Emotional Beats:How to Easily Convert your Writing into Palpable Feelings. As promised, here is the first installment from the book. It lists…
When Side Characters Become Interesting
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? by Teagan Berry A little more than a year ago, I was hard at work on a novella about a main character from my in-the-process-of-editing book trilogy. This main character made new…
? by Teagan Berry A little more than a year ago, I was hard at work on a novella about a main character from my in-the-process-of-editing book trilogy. This main character made new…
The Writer’s Sneaky Writing Session #SundayBlogShare #WritersLife #AmWriting
Originally posted on BlondeWriteMore:
Photo Credit: StockSnap. Loved ones think you are busy ironing, cleaning the toilet, scrubbing floors or tidying the house. Half an ago, you crept off into the garden for a sneaky writing session. Gasp! There is…
Photo Credit: StockSnap. Loved ones think you are busy ironing, cleaning the toilet, scrubbing floors or tidying the house. Half an ago, you crept off into the garden for a sneaky writing session. Gasp! There is…
10 Things That Make Your Story UNREADABLE
Originally posted on Dan Alatorre - AUTHOR:
your humble host Unreadable to me, anyway. Keep in mind that each reader brings their own likes and dislikes to your story, and not everyone will get it. What appeals to a custom…
your humble host Unreadable to me, anyway. Keep in mind that each reader brings their own likes and dislikes to your story, and not everyone will get it. What appeals to a custom…
5 Ways to Brainstorm Story Ideas
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? by Tonya R. Moore Brainstorming is generally the first step of the writing process. When planning a story, brainstorming helps to spark creativity and helps us to come up with new and…
? by Tonya R. Moore Brainstorming is generally the first step of the writing process. When planning a story, brainstorming helps to spark creativity and helps us to come up with new and…
