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January 23, 2017
kowabungadoodles:A comic about looking after yourself, your...
A comic about looking after yourself, your loved ones and your mental health during the tough times ahead.
I started this last November, when people were hurting so hard it was difficult to function - I’m sorry it took me so long to finish it.
Everyday activism you can do when you feel powerless.
And when you feel stronger, Punch back.
January 21, 2017
professor-queerman:
knitmeapony:
sawdustbear:
long live...
long live resistance auntie.
THE BEST THING TODAY.
Her name is Anita Yavich, she’s an award-winning costume designer, Associate Professor of Theater Design at SUNY Purchase, and a Lecturer in Theater at Princeton University.
incognitominds:An important tweet regarding the Women’s March...
An important tweet regarding the Women’s March today, thought I’d share it on here. Also, please remember to keep feminism intersectional today and always. Please understand that i your feminism isn’t intersectional, it’s counter productive.
Los Angeles, January 21, 2017
Los Angeles, January 21, 2017
January 19, 2017
Learning the Essentials of Plotting Your Novel
I get a lot of questions about plotting, so I figured I’d write up some tips on getting started. Learning how to plot your novel can be difficult, but it’s really all about knowing what your characters want and how they’re going to get it or attempt to get it. A character with motivations and goals will help focus your plot and get you to figure out where it needs to go. Here are a few essentials when it comes to plotting your novel:
Create a plot skeleton
It helps to firs...
January 15, 2017
interludepress:
Into the Blue and In the Present Tense Named to...
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Into the Blue and In the Present Tense Named to the USA Today HEA Blog’s Must-Read Romances of 2016 ListCongratulations to authors Carrie Pack and Pene Henson, whose novels were included in reviewer Becky Condit’s 2016 HEA recommendations!
On In the Present Tense by Carrie Pack:
“What a thrilling story! I recommend this sci-fi mystery as one not to miss. Ms. Pack is a gifted storyteller who uses characters, plot, location and time to lay out the narrative. Definitely with...
