by Guest Author Jolene Raison Redoing and republishing a book; we write and learn There’s no one right way to write a story, but there is a perfect way. Or at least, there’s a way we think is perfect. Writing a book is an incredible journey, and working out the details of that journey is […]
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by Guest Author Evadeen Brickwood I started writing my first series in 2003 more by accident than by design and – yes, I admit it – J.K. Rowling was my role model at the time. If she could write for children, be rejected by a million agents and publishers and still make it a success,
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by Guest Author Michael Angel My writing mentor Dean Wesley Smith once said: “Being a writer is the best profession in the world. What other job pays you to sit in a room and make stuff up?” I can’t disagree with him. Since I started writing medical thrillers, I’ve been trying to steer clear
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