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As promised (or would that be “threatened”?) I’m doing another promotional post today, to mark tomorrow’s release of the third and final book in my Blood of the Southlands trilogy. The book is called The Dark-Eyes’ War, and it is, at least for now, the final installment in the long-running epic fantasy story arc that [...]
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Today we don’t have a guest speaker, so we thought we’d post a couple of links might help our writer/readers. First, is 75 Books Every Writer Should Read. No, we don’t expect you to run out and buy them all, but peruse the list. You might see that special book that will provide the boost you need [...]
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Here at MW, we often write (whine? gripe?) about the questions people ask us upon learning that we’re authors. The questions range from the pragmatic — “Really? Ever been published?” — to the crass — “Interesting. What do you get paid for that?” — to the sublimely ridiculous — “I’ve always wanted to write but [...]
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Yes, I forgot it was Wednesday. Sorry I am so late posting. And I have no excuse really. Okay – I pulled a third shift at the lab and my brain is screwy, but still. It *is* my day to post…. Continuing on the Writer’s Life theme, here are a few of the ups and [...]
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My apologies to both my fellow MW bloggers and our readers for this indulgence, but I’ve recently been interviewed for an article at Examiner.com, and the article went up today. So I thought I’d take advantage of this being a Friday and no-post day at MW, and give myself a little free publicity. Hope you’ll [...]
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I am so buried under a fast reweite that I can’t think, today. So, I’m cheating. Please forgive! Last week, I did a seminar on cons and blurbs for RomanceDivas.com. Here it is for you guys, slightly changed, though with a tip-of-the-hat to the romance genre.
I have friends who want to be published, and who think that [...]