The End is in Sight
I finished Chapter 30 of Western Watch a few days ago and sent it off to SYoshiko for her thoughts. The novel now stands at a little over 121,000 words and I estimate that three more chapters — roughly 15,000 Read More …
Month: January 2014
A Heroine You Can Root For — Guest Post by Ripley Nox
A guest post by Ripley Nox. Ripley Nox is a web developer by day and soon-to-be published technothriller/speculative fiction author by night. You will rarely meet a more impassioned, erudite, completionist nerd. http://ripleynox.com. Creating a heroine that readers will root Read More …
Mario’s Tips on Writing III: Short and Long Sentences
This is the third in a continuing series of writing tips by Mario Lowthar, published short story author. He’s told me that he’s published again, recently. I really need to get going on my writing. 🙂 Here is Part I Read More …
Working With Artists — What to Consider, Part III
So, you’ve written a book or short story and you’d like commission an artist to illustrate your character, (or characters). Great! Now what? This is the third article in a short series on finding and working with an artist to Read More …
