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1st Issue of the Scaffolding Magazine in Print! @ScaffoldingMag #scifi #startup #indieauthor

Originally posted on Ellie Maloney:
Super exciting news! Scaffolding Magazine is in print now! You can buy a hardcopy on Blurb.com today! Scaffolding is a literary and art magazine that strives to publishing diverse and unique voices. We match visual artists and writers to create a unique reader experience. We also feature editorials about diversity,…

Battle Of The Books: Interview With Author Candice Coates

Originally posted on E. E. Rawls:
Today is an interview with the Science Fiction author Candice Coates. She writes in more genres than just Scifi, appealing to readers in young adult and adult audiences. Let’s learn all about her in this Q&A, shall we? Before we begin though, she has a dilemma that only you…

A Letter to a Friend Just Starting Out Indie Publishing

So, I have a friend who is a published author, but her publishing company recently shut their doors. It was probably for the best, and in the midst of it a gift actually came in the ability for this dear author friend to take her work to the next level. It will be so much … More A Letter to a Friend Just Starting Out Indie Publishing

#BlogBattle 10: March 14th “Liquid” Entries & Voting

Originally posted on BlogBattle:
Hello! Welcome to Blog Battle, a weekly writing prompt competition! If you haven’t already, check out the rules (more like instructions on how to participate & have fun). Winning story for the week will earn this badge!

History of the Keeper’s Prophecy Child #BlogBattle Liquid #Fantasyfiction

#BlogBattle “Liquid” Fantasy Story History of the Keeper’s Prophecy Child and the Fountain Zoi The shimmering pool hidden in the hollow called to me in my dreams but was forever out of reach. In all my years at the abbey, I’d never touched the unearthly reflective liquid, though I had often wondered what might happen … More History of the Keeper’s Prophecy Child #BlogBattle Liquid #Fantasyfiction

What Might a Peer Critique Look Like?

I’ve said before that critique partners–or more specifically, beta readers–are a must have for writers today. When we finish writing something, editing and revising several times, we begin to lose our objectivity with each pass. We can’t always see the mistakes we’ve made, and we can easily miss weak points because the story is far … More What Might a Peer Critique Look Like?

#BlogBattle 9: March 7th “Loose” Entries & Voting

Originally posted on BlogBattle:
Hello! Welcome to Blog Battle, a weekly writing prompt competition! If you haven’t already, check out the rules (more like instructions on how to participate & have fun). Winning story for the week will earn this badge!

A Battle Unlike Any Other! Who Will Win?

Some of you may know Candice Coates. If not, you will get to know her a little today as she has been kind enough to do an interview with us. And I also have a great opportunity for you to be a part of something big. Something exciting. Ms. Coates has written two amazing books … More A Battle Unlike Any Other! Who Will Win?

#MyFirstBlogPostRevisited Blog Hop

Hey all! I have been tagged for this fun and slightly uncomfortable blog hop! haha I squirm a little because it means going back to where it all began. Well, not it all, but all this blogging. I have almost 800 blog posts to date, going back three years. That’s no small feat! So, as … More #MyFirstBlogPostRevisited Blog Hop

Versatile Blogger Award

Originally posted on Fiction is Food:
? It’s not every day some generous blogger pops over with award nominations and shout outs to ones humble ramblings, but…. ? I am humbled to announce that a fellow blogger at the Ink Owl has nominated me for this particular award. This link is to their award post because the…