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Proofreading!By Charlotte HingerI've received the pages for Mary's Place, my historical novel that will be published by the University of Nebraska Place this...
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Drumroll...In my last blog post, I said I was waiting for the final decision from the publisher on the title for my upcoming Inspector Green novel. It's rare...
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Let Us Talk About Dreams I (Donis) would like to talk about dreams today, Dear Reader.A while back I was getting ready to conduct a journaling and...
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Working Environments by Sybil JohnsonI’ve been hearing a lot lately about how companies are having a hard time getting workers to go back to the office...
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Looking at Things in New WaysBy Thomas Kies On Valentine’s Day, my first cataract surgery took place. Romantic, huh? It was my left eye and before the surgery, it...
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Hurry up and wait I had intended this post to be the revelation of my new book title, the twelfth Inspector Green mystery, featuring the disgruntled,...
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Keeping Track By Charlotte HingerBoy, do I ever wish I had started keeping track of everything connected with writing from the beginning. Some years...
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Back in the Learner's SeatI've been at this writing game for awhile. My debut novel was published in 2006. Since then I've had several more novels and numerous short stories...
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Becoming A Hybrid Author, Part II by Sybil Johnson Today I’m continuing my thoughts on becoming a hybrid author and what I learned along the way. If you didn’t see Part I,...
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We Won by Charlotte HingerMy heart is still in Kansas even though my body is in Colorado. I watched the extremely satisfying Super Bowl game...
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Bad Reviews Donis here, Dear Readers. Today I'm posting a "Tip of The Week" from wildly prolific writer and my friend, Dan...
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Becoming A Hybrid Author, Part I by Sybil Johnson The first five books in my Aurora Anderson series are traditionally published by a small press. When they decided not to...
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I Need A Hit Man By Charlotte Hinger No, I'm not plotting mayhem during this election cycle. Not yet, at least.I need a...
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Really? JAWS is fifty years old? By Thomas KiesFifty years…that sounds like a long time ago, and I guess it was. But sometimes it doesn’t seem like...
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American and British shows Barbara here, slightly late for my Wednesday morning post. Today I am simply copying a recent post I saw on Facebook, which addresses an...
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Superstars 2024My big 2024 New Year's resolution was to network more with like-minded writers. To follow up on that commitment I enrolled in Superstars Writing...
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Running Over the Goat Is it my turn again? Time certainly flies, especially when you have a jillion things on your mind and you barely know what day it is. I...
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Do Cozies Take Murder Seriously? by Sybil JohnsonAt a holiday party last month, someone said they didn’t read cozies because they don’t take murder seriously. I...
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My Favorite Present by Charlotte HingerMy favorite Christmas present this year was not one I received, it was one I gave to my granddaughter, Audrey...
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Read Your Work Out Loud By Thomas KiesI was recently one of the judges in a short story contest called “Winter Hauntings”. The winners were...
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More on ducks and finding the path Donis's post on rewriting struck a chord with me. The first draft is always a challenge. Fashioning a story out of nothingness is like...
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Putting All My Ducks in a Row Donis here. I’ve already reached a point in the first draft of my new manuscript where I have begun to rewrite. After I finish first...
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My Year in Books 2023 by Sybil Johnson It’s time for my annual reading wrap-up. January to December, just to make it clear. One reason I say that is because I...
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About ChatGPT by Charlotte HingerI spoke with a lady Sunday who knows a lot about ChatGPT. I'm fascinated with this new technology and have used it for...
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Is Your Protagonist "Different"? By Thomas KiesI recently finished two books back-to-back that I enjoyed but for completely different reasons. The Maid by Nita...
