Tag Archives: Demons

Legacy

Posted on October 1, 2021 by Tonette Joyce

The Hound posed this week’s question: If you could be remembered (as an author) for only ONE of your books… which book would you choose. Why that one? I have not pushed to have my manuscripts published, (I know, I … Continue reading →

Posted in advice, author's life, big plans, Books, characters, Children's books, classics, creating scenes, decisions, dialogue, experiences, Faith-centered stories, Family, fantasy, goals, helping others, imagination, inspirational stories, Life, marriage, Miscellaneous, novels, paranormal, pets, plots, procrastination, protagonists, publishing, Random thoughts, research, Tonette Joyce, using talents, Words, writing | Tagged angels, Demons, faith-filled stories, family stories, Pro-marriage stories, stoies with cats, vying for souls | 10 Comments

Misuse of Terminology

Posted on March 23, 2018 by Tonette Joyce

After busy months of becoming a freshman in high school in a new town, my grandson finally got back into his reading groove and back to having me reading a series with him. After the mostly tame and always ‘bad-guys-become-good’ … Continue reading →

Posted in authors, book review, Books, characters, dystopian worlds, imagination, Miscellaneous, phrases, reading, reading preferences, Tonette Joyce, traditions, villains, writing | Tagged Anna Karenina, Artemis Fowl, Demons, Harry Potter, Leo Tolstoy, Midgrade books, mythological creatures, Percy Jackson, Septimus Heap, speed-reading, Taran Matharu, The Battlemage, The Inquisition, The Novice, The Summoner Trilogy, War and Peace, Woody Allen quote, YA books | 10 Comments

This Present Darkness . . .

Posted on March 25, 2011 by Lynn Rush

I know I should probably say a book on the craft of writing most influenced me as a writer, right? But I can’t. There is one for sure: Plot and Structure by James Scott Bell, but This Present Darkness most … Continue reading →