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How to Write Suspense Like Stephen King

No matter what genre you write in, suspense is one of the most important tools for a writer. And there’s no better master to learn from than Stephen King. Source: How to Write Suspense Like Stephen KingFiled under: Uncategorized

A Printing History Timeline Infographic…

Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
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Please help me pick my cover! Divided Serenity #scifi

I would love some feedback on my cover design for my book. I am using 99 Designs, which has been?a lot of fun so far. I already have my favourites, but keen to find out what everyones opinion here is. I have tried to focus on the science fiction, but it does have fantasy elements…

[INFOGRAPH] 8 Interesting Facts About Mary from Princess of the Light #books #ASMSG #IARTG

Originally posted on POTL: All Things Books, Reading and Publishing:
? ? Title: Princess of the Light Author: N. N. Light Blurb: Mary Miller receives a startling visitation from Gabriel, the Messenger of God. The Archangel reveals an astounding truth–Mary is the Princess of the Light and even more amazing, her destiny is to battle…

7 Strategies for NaNoWriMo Prep

Originally posted on Maris McKay:
National Novel Writing Month is less than 1 month away, and I have no idea what I’m going to write. Or, rather, I have too many ideas: Should I go with the super-human dystopian YA novel that I almost wrote last year? Perhaps I continue work on the sequel for…

An Outline for Pantsers

Outlines based on set pieces and dramatic scenes, for instance, can cause your book to feel like a hopscotch of mandatory moments. But an outline of antagonism could help even pantsers. Source: An Outline for PantsersFiled under: Uncategorized

One Way NaNoWriMo Can Lead To a Lifetime of Better Writing

For hundreds of thousands of writers worldwide, November means National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). Here’s one way the 30-day challenge can be a serious boost. Source: One Way NaNoWriMo Can Lead To a Lifetime of Better WritingFiled under: Uncategorized

BQB’s Walking Dead Recap – Season 7, Episode 3 – “The Cell”

Originally posted on Bookshelf Battle:
Oh, I’m on Easy Street, la dee de Easy Street… Daryl is in Neegan jail, punished with dog food sandwiches, solitary confinement, beatings and “Easy Street” playing on a continuous loop non-stop. Neegan monologues way too much but Daryl is showing the mental toughness he needs to get out of…

Smorgasbord Autumn Reading – The Bow of Destiny (The Bow of Hart Saga Book 1) by P.H. Solomon

Originally posted on Smorgasbord - Variety is the spice of life:
Today the featured book is an epic sword and sorcery fantasy. The Bow of Destiny (The Bow of Hart Saga Book 1) by P.H. Solomon About the Book Athson has seen things that aren’t there and suffered fits since being tragically orphaned as a…

Will O’ the Wisp, on Lisa Burton Radio #RRBC

Originally posted on Entertaining Stories:
Welcome to another edition of Lisa Burton Radio. I’m your host, Lisa Burton the robot girl, and my very special guest today is Patty Hall. “Welcome to the show, Patty.” “Thank you Miss Burton, it’s an honor to be here.” “Oh please, call me Lisa. Tell our audience how old…