In Search Of The Perfect Plotting Tool
Okay, so I’ve been giving all sorts of things a trial run in terms of trying to outline Til Death Do Us […]
Tag: Writing advice
Random Inspirations
Well yesterday I was introduced to a delightful way to waste time online. StumbleUpon allows you to set your interests and randomly […]
Choose Your Own Adventure
Charlene Teglia posted today over on Romancing the Blog about the many ways to write a book. She talks about missing the […]
The Stars Are Beginning To Align
Don’t you love it when things begin to come together? This morning I made a post on a Crimespace forum asking for […]
New Simplified Novel Notebook
Everybody’s talking about outlining lately. Jane over at Marginalia mentioned storyboarding today. Lynn Viehl wrote a great post on novel outlining over […]
Daily Progress Report
Flash Point: 502 Daily Goal: Met Well I wrote 502 words today. Most of them won’t make it in the actual manuscript. […]
Plot Week
Every summer The Discovery Channel puts on Shark Week. Every summer I am subjected to watching all of it because my hubby […]
Word Choice
Any word you have to hunt for in a thesaurus is the wrong word. There are no exceptions to this rule. – […]
The Importance of Opening Lines
I’ve been thinking about opening lines the last couple of days. I cannot over stress the importance of an opening line. It’s […]
Nothing Short Of Miraculous
If you come here often, you know that I am about to finish my novel Houses of Cards. I will, in fact, […]