Author: rwoodsfiction
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Guest Post: Notes from an Editor
Want to become a better writer? Ever wonder what editors look for? Want to know how to proofread your own work? Here are some items to check before you send it to your editor: 5 Things I LOVE to See in Writing 5 Things I HATE to See in Writing Fabulous FREE Writing Resources I […]
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Starting Your Children’s Book
By Author Ellwyn Autumn Tips on starting your children’s book from inspiration to print. Let’s get going. Getting Started with Your Children’s Book So, you want to write and self-publish a children’s book? Good for you! You’re just itching to transcribe your idea to the page. But there’s one obstacle, you don’t know where to […]
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New Release—Picture This: Creative Writing Photo Prompts & Inspiration
I’m very excited to announce the pre-order release of PICTURE THIS: Creative Writing Photo Prompts & Inspiration (The digital cousin of Prompt Me). I’ve had tons of requests for color photo prompts, so this is for you—over 50 of them! Plus written prompts, fun facts, tips, and master lists. All for the bargain price of […]
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Allure is FREE Today & Tomorrow
Allure: The Watcher Series Prequel is FREE on Kindle all day today and tomorrow (Dec. 29/30). (And you don’t need a Kindle to read it. You can read on any smart phone, iPad, or computer.) The Kindle version is newly revised. Woo hoo! There’s a description below, but it’s free, so why not take a risk on […]
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Prompt Me Horror & Thriller
This past March I attended my first convention as a vendor and asked for suggestions as to what my next topic should be—the winner? Horror. This book is packed full of a large variety of styles of prompts, not just traditional story starters. I have included one of the story helping generators I created for […]
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New Release: Prompt Me Reading Log & Analysis
This last school year I took on a new endeavor: homeschooling two elementary kids. Overall, it went really well, but there was one area of frustration. My kids hated answering lists of questions and didn’t always want to discuss the chapters they’d read. My solution? I wrote a book. Drawing on my two and a […]