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The Land of Writers
I’m back from the Land of Writers, better known as Lincoln City, Oregon, where I spent the last 8 days attending an Anthology Workshop with some of the most amazing writers and editors imaginable. Hosted by Dean Wesley Smith and … Continue reading
Cold Shoulders
The big chill is on. For this past week, we’ve been in the throes of a deep freeze here in Oregon. Today is a bit too nippy even to walk the dogs. I lived in Rochester, New York for seven … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, author, Brothers of the Fang, don't give up, fantasy, fiction, joy, La Vida 'Loha, Livin' La Vida 'Loha, manuscript, marketplace, novel, Perseverance, publishers, query, rejection, shape-shifter, Sharon Joss, submission, Uncategorized, vampire, werewolf, write, writers write, writing business
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Seven Fundamental Lessons I’ve Learned About Being a Writer (So Far)
When I first started writing, my only goal was to write a novel, get an agent, and get it published. The way I figured things then, was that I’d gotten decent grades in my English classes in school, and I’d done plenty of writing … Continue reading
Not So Dead Lines
The deadline for the Pacific Northwest Writers Association Literary Contest is looming. The deadline is February 17, for those of you who are interested. If you’re a member, it’s only $35 per entry, and you get TWO professional critiques on … Continue reading
Posted in critique, manuscript, PNWA, short story, submission, words to work, writing contest
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