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OryCon is Coming: Here’s Where I’ll Be…
I’m pretty excited to be a panelist this year at OryCon 37 at the Waterfront Portland Marriot. Guests of Honor are Tanya Huff, artist Alan M. Clark, Ryan Wells, and Jason V. Brock. A little star-struck too, several of my co-panelists … Continue reading
Posted in #WOTF31, 2015, Cascade Writers, Convention, Orycon, panelis, panelist, Sharon Joss, Writers of the Future
Tagged fantasy, Orycon, Science Fiction, Urban Fantasy, writers, Writers of the Future
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Changing Gears
Now that GLAMOUR is done, and I’m in the query cycle, I’m taking this week to recover by cleaning up my office, preparing for an upcoming class I’m taking on editing (I’ve got eight workshop-buddy critiques to write), and starting … Continue reading
Posted in Cascade Writers, Duotrope, marketplace, short story, shorts, write, writers
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The Dreaded Synopsis
Ugga-mugga. I hate writing synopses even more than I hate writing queries. I suppose I wouldn’t mind them so much if I felt confident about writing them, but since my measurement for success is a sale of my novel for … Continue reading
Posted in Cascade Writers, dark moment, dreaded, Glamour, inciting incident, pitch, plot point, PNWA, query, resolution, synopsis, turning point
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Daydream Believer: The Three Word Story Prompt
Whilst attending the Cascade Writers Workshop last weekend I learned a nifty technique** for generating ideas for short stories, flash fiction, and even novels. Ken Scholes walked us through a simple, 3-step exercise that had the group fleshing out a … Continue reading
Posted in canopy, Cascade Writers, eyes, Ken Scholes, skull, story ideas, story prompt, three word
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Learning the Business
I may not know everything there is to know about writing or the business of writing (yet), but I’m not afraid to learn. I’m treating my writing career like a business, and if I want to be successful, I need … Continue reading
Posted in Cascade Writers, Convention, FATE, Glamour, library, workshop, writers conference, writing
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