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This week’s question by the Hound: “How do you feel about the “tortured artist” stereotype, as often applied to writers/authors?” I had not given it any thought until Patty, the Monday Fox, opened the week. I realized that this was … Continue reading
Posted in advice, art, author's life, authors, battles, Books, characters, creating scenes, editing, experiences, Family, friends, imagination, Life, lifestyles, memories, Miscellaneous, novels, Tonette Joyce, writers, writing, writing from experiences
Tagged exorcising demons through writing, family problems, PTSD, tortured artists, Troubled souls, writer's angst, writing for fun
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Guest Author/Editor: Ally Robertson/Alicia Dean
This year, for my author interview weeks, I decided I’d shine a spotlight on authors who also perform other writing related tasks. I posed this proposition in one of my author support groups, and the first to respond was Ally … Continue reading
Stringing Along
THIS WEEK:Do you enjoy reading SERIES fiction? Is there a “magic” number of titles in that series that you find most agreeable? Moreover, do you WRITE series fiction? How many titles do YOU plan in your series? I most definitely … Continue reading
Posted in advice, authors, book review, Books, characters, collections, cozy mystery, editing, imagination, inspiration, novels, plots, protagonists, reading, reading preferences, romance, Tonette Joyce
Tagged Betsy the Vampire Queen, Geoff Rodkey, Ghost Girl, Harry Potter, Janet Evanovich, Parnell Hall, Percy Jackson books, Septimus Heap, Stephanie Plum, Story set inthe Caribbean, The Chronicles of Egg, the Puzzle Lady, Tonya Hurley
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Went With the Wind
“Went With the Wind” was the title of the hilarious Carol Burnett lampoon of the famous Civil War saga, but Margaret Mitchell or her editors would probably would have named the book that today. Why? Because “gone” seems to be … Continue reading
Posted in advice, America, classics, Dealing with stress, descriptions, editing, helping others, imagination, language, Miscellaneous, phrases, self-improvement, Tonette Joyce, Words
Tagged Bring/Take, Gone, Have/Got, Less/Fewer, Take/Bring, Went With the Wind
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