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November 2, 2013
Finding the History in the Legend
Reblogged from Victoria Adams' Reading Alcove:
History. A call I can never seem to ignore, a need to see the wisdom and the folly of the past to better understand the shape of the present. One of the things I most respect in the telling of a piece of history, wherever in the world the stage may form, is the care of the storyteller to see the participants as real people.
October 30, 2013
Cindy Koepp – Author
Writing on the Edge:
Myriad Musings;http://ckoepp.webs.com/apps/blog/show/34768828-walden-s-world-historical-re-enactment-groups
October 26, 2013
The Maligned Margaret
Reblogged from The Creation of Anne Boleyn:
Susan Higginbotham is the author of five historical novels set in medieval and Tudor England, including "The Queen of Last Hopes," a novel about Margaret of Anjou. Her first nonfiction book, "The Woodvilles," about Edward IV's queen and her family, was published this month. You can read more about her work at her website and her…
"When the World Ends" Blog Tour
Reblogged from Kitty Muse and Me:
Hi all! I am happy to present:
"When the World Ends..." was written by JJ Marshall:
Check it out--here's the storyline:
“We’re here as a terrorist cell looking to bring down the Board of Officials that essentially controls the entire Human Race. Those on Earth may have their own figures of authority in the Spheres but whether they ultimately live or die depends on decisions that the Board make.
Book Release ~ Seeing Through Other's Eyes
Reblogged from Victoria Adams' Reading Alcove:
Annah, by Clay Gilbert. Available in Kindle and soon to be on market in paperback.
Joining the introductory Blog Tour for Annah’s release. Book one of the Children of Evohe. Annah’s Exile and Children of Evohe to follow.
When I was in college I had an English Literature term paper assignment that did not come with a list of books.
October 24, 2013
New blog!
Reblogged from Brewer's Cauldron:
My new joint blog with scribe and author Bobbi St. Jean went live on Monday! I'm so excited!
I can't wait for you to meet Bobbi (you're gonna LOVE her, I promise), and the new format is a bit different than what I have been doing here. I think you're going to love that as well.
Every Monday, you'll hear from Bobbi; every Wednesday, we'll share something we both love - music, art, books, or any other bit of fun, cool, interesting stuff we come across; and you'll...
October 23, 2013
Creating a Protagonist Readers Will LOVE
Reblogged from Kristen Lamb's Blog:
I assume that most of you reading this aspire to be great novelists, even those who are preparing to take the NaNoWriMo Challenge in November. Novels are only one form of writing and, truth be told, they aren’t for everyone. Stringing together 60,000-100,000+ words and keeping conflict on every page while delivering a story that makes sense on an intuitive level to the reader is no easy task.
Conflict---Giving LIFE to Your Fiction
Reblogged from Kristen Lamb's Blog:
Bad decisions make GREAT fiction. I know it's tough to not write about fully evolved/self-actualized characters, but those guys are B-O-R-I-N-G. We like to watch people grow, probably so we might glean some hint of how to grow, ourselves. The more messed up a character is? The more INTERESTING they become.
Come on! You know it.
If you were at a restaurant and had a choice of where to eavesdrop, would it be the couple talking about their plans for the week as...
Writing In Living Color And Two New Lists
Reblogged from Writers In The Storm Blog:
By Sharla Rae
I’m sharing not one list today, but two. The first one covers shades of the basic color spectrum. The second deals with adjectives describing color and the possible “conditions” of color, that is, how it’s used. But Writing in living color is more than just knowing and choosing color descriptions. It’s showing the reader the story in living color even when “no” colors are mentioned.
Cindy Koepp – Author
Writing on The Edge
Myriad Musings :http://ckoepp.webs.com/apps/blog/show/34411292-annah-children-of-evohe-by-clay-gilbert
