Barbara Ellin Fox's Blog, page 3
April 22, 2024
Put Your Characters at Odds with One Another
Rylie and Eskador are more alike that Rylie and Jason
Published on April 22, 2024 09:46
December 12, 2023
Where I Found the Idea for Last Wish
Last Wish is the story of June, a woman who loves animals and has developed a bakery for dogs and their humans. She and Michael were in love throughout high school and college, but a choice June made drove them apart. The story opens after Attorney Michael has given up a prime position in Washington, […]
Published on December 12, 2023 20:07
December 4, 2023
Use Pinterest to Enhance Your Writing
Pinterest is an under-used tool that can help to enrich your writing. It costs nothing to use except time, but beware. Pinterest is also the biggest rabbit hole in the garden. It’s easy to spend hours delightfully exploring and building boards.Populate for PersonalityWhen I have an idea for a story, I build a vision board […]
Published on December 04, 2023 10:43
October 11, 2023
Rylie Davis-Remember Not’s Heroine
When Rylie leads Eskador across the showgrounds parking lot in the beginning of REMEMBER NOT, she walks in the culmination of victories won over ten years. She’s focused on Eskador’s welfare; keeping him safe and providing the exercise he needs. She understands the damage this horse, with his short fuse and his precarious mental state, […]
Published on October 11, 2023 08:58
September 14, 2023
3 Things That Could Strengthen Your Platform
In today’s world, a platform is crucial for anyone in business. This presence is partly who you are, partly what you do or have to say, but mostly reach. How many people in your target audience can you reach to involve in who you are and what you do? There are so many ways to develop […]
Published on September 14, 2023 18:43
April 28, 2023
TRUST
Write Horses Right-TrustThese are the show notes from TRUST: Rarely did the historical horse have a trainer intent on cultivating trust. Horsemen wanted obedience and submission. Empathy with a horse was not considered manly. It took too much time to train a horse. It was much faster to break him. Most people lacked the knowledge, or […]
Published on April 28, 2023 13:38
April 20, 2023
The Horseman’s Outlook-Historical
How Was the Horse Viewed in the 1800s?In this Write Horses Right video on the Historical American Horse we talk about how the outlook of horsemen in previous centuries might differ from how we see horses today. We discuss Horse Whisperers of old and some lethal superstitions surrounding people who talked with horses. Here are the […]
Published on April 20, 2023 14:42
The Horseman’s Outlook-Write Horses Right-Historical
How Was the Horse Viewed in the 1800s?In this Write Horses Right video on the Historical American Horse we talk about how the outlook of horsemen in previous centuries might differ from how we see horses today. We discuss Horse Whisperers of old and some lethal superstitions surrounding people who talked with horses. Here are the […]
Published on April 20, 2023 14:42
April 19, 2023
You Can Write About Horses Authentically
Why Worry About Horse Facts?Horse lovers are passionate people and when they read a horse story, or a story that has a horse in it, they look to see if the author got the details right. That cowboy in the story needs to get his terminology right or the reader who is educated in horse […]
Published on April 19, 2023 12:57
February 27, 2023
Making Videos With Ai
Since I have a lot of horizontal footage of horses on my computer, I'm always frustrated iMovie doesn't render videos in the vertical format for YouTube shorts. I’ve searched for programs to solve this issue and had high hopes when I found Lumen5. You should know, I have no affiliation with Lumen5. Making videos is […]
Published on February 27, 2023 18:25


