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2017 – Some of my favourite Authors whose books I read this year!
Originally posted on Books: Publishing, Reading, Writing:
I have read many, many books this year! Some were written by authors I have promoted previously on my other blog, Reading Recommendations, and these books I considered to be outstanding! And, in…
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Post-NaNoWriMo blues
I feel I owe it to myself to record my first NaNoWriMo experience. I’m glad I took the challenge. I like competing against myself. All the support I needed I found inside me and in a few friends who knew … Continue reading
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Tagged Calum Scott, Dancing On My Own, NaNoWriMo, plotting, story structure
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Shock Me, Baby
I’m still writing about that webinar from the last two posts, on how to become a profitable author in less than six months, which was directly connected to some online challenge you can take. I’m really thankful I had the … Continue reading
Book cover trends: Fabio is out of fashion!
One of the guest presenters in the free online event I watched in October was a guy who’s a big gun in book cover business. He talked about what you should never put on your book cover. No scenes. No … Continue reading
You are the only one who can tell this story
In the last week of October, a week before NaNoWriMo, I got an opportunity to watch a series of presentations aiming to make a profitable author out of your shy, writing-for-the-pleasure-of-it self. It was a five day event, each day … Continue reading
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Tagged believe in yourself, common writing misconceptions, Luke Skywalker, NaNoWriMo, writing tips
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Find the cover. The story will follow.
There is no right or wrong way to start writing a book. It could be from the beginning. It could be a specific scene–I did it with Asanni –and then building the story around it. You could even start from … Continue reading
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Tagged beautiful book covers, book covers, Cinderella, NaNoWriMo, Once Upon a Night, Santana, sexy covers, Smooth, Unsplash
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Love gone wrong, love done right…
… in a fabulous story of chance romance. Blind Date got two more reviews. It’s currently unavailable–I unpublished it to fix a thing or two. It’s going to reappear with a new title and a new cover. So the reviews: … Continue reading
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Amadeus – the making of a perfection
“On the page it looked nothing. The beginning simple, almost comic. Just a pulse – bassoons and basset horns – like a rusty squeezebox. Then suddenly – high above it – an oboe, a single note, hanging there unwavering, till … Continue reading
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