A reader recently asked this about head-hopping, shifting from one point of view to another within a single scene: I’ve struggled with [point of view] as it relates to character development. I have question. The following excerpt is from The …

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Hey, Kim! Great post. It’s interesting how things change so quickly in... more
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If you’re not familiar with Duotrope, now would be a good time to check them out. Since 2005, Duotrope has been offering free extensive market listings as well as a robust market search engine for fiction, poetry, and non-fiction writers. …

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You’ve all seen that Staples commercial, with the dad dragging his kids through the store. Yep, that’s me. Except female. And with pink hair. It’s Back to School time, which means I get my days back. This summer has been long …

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Today’s your last chance to sign up for May’s writing streak!(*) Write daily. Share your successes (and struggles) with other writers on a writing streak. Earn points and awards for extra motivation. A grand prize will be awarded to the writer …

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introducing writingstreak.org

For May’s #WritingStreak, I want to play with an idea I’ve been fiddling around with for a while, and introduce a new site: writingstreak.org. I need your help though. I’ll need about ten people to get my test run off …

 

odyssey con 2012

This was my first year at OddCon in Madison, and I keep asking myself, “Why the heck did I wait so long to do this?” I also got to meet Steven Barnes, who I have been following online for years. …

 

#writingstreak check-in

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In a previous life, I was an Administrative Assistant. Give me a spreadsheet, and I can make data sing. I’m also obsessive. So it was just a matter of time before I started putting my word counts on a spreadsheet. In …

 

quick and dirty basics on i.e. vs. e.g.

April Michelle Davis recently blogged about  i.e. vs. e.g. on her site, Editorial Inspirations. If you ever have difficulty remembering which to use, check out her post for a thorough and informative explanation. Quick and dirty basics: Use i.e. as “that …