Author: rwoodsfiction

• One Link to Rule Them All

  

  Fabulous time savers for busy writers (and other media professionals). Make life easier by minimizing the places you need to go to update links. One link to rule them all. I admit it. I’m a teensy bit behind. I’ve been seeing all sorts of new links all over the place and hadn’t really paid attention…

  rwoodsfiction

  April 30, 2022

  Social Media, Writing, Writing Resources

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• Reading Challenge! Heck, Yeah!

  Add a twist to your reading list and complete these fabulous reading challenges! It’s a new year and the perfect time for reading goals! I’ve set my Goodreads goal for this year. It’s only twenty-four books because I will devote most of my time to writing. Whether you want to read one book a month…

  rwoodsfiction

  January 9, 2022

  Allure, Books, Education

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• I Take My Coffee Black Review & More

  I just finished I Take My Coffee Black by Tyler Merritt and am blown away. I laughed out loud (awkwardly in front of others) and cried (like fat hot tears down my cheeks). This book gave me all the feels. And most importantly, this book is a poignant need-to-read. In the most gentle, reasonable, and…

  rwoodsfiction

  September 25, 2021

  Book Recommendations

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• Storm & Solace on Kindle Vella

  Check out my new Beauty & the Beast role-swapping mashup set in the Viking age.

  rwoodsfiction

  August 27, 2021

  Books, Storm & Solace

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• Author Interview with Heather Hansen

  Welcome to my blog interview with novelist and children’s author, Heather Hansen, author of Rogue Wave, the first book in the exciting Rogue Wave Series. Heather is a wife and a mother of two wonderful children. She was a preschool teacher for nearly ten years, before she left to homeschool her kids and begin her…

  rwoodsfiction

  July 1, 2021

  Author Interviews, Book Recommendations, Books

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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…

  rwoodsfiction

  February 12, 2021

  Guest Posts, Writing Resources

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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…

  rwoodsfiction

  February 3, 2021

  Guest Posts, Writing, Writing Resources

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• New Watcher Series Book

  New Book, Hardbacks, & Watcher Apparel We are celebrating the new Watcher Series book with hardback editions and apparel. New Book Have you been missing the Watcher Series? Do you want your burning questions about the series answered? I saved fan questions for years and have answered many of them by writing short stories and…

  rwoodsfiction

  October 9, 2020

  Books, The Unintended, Watcher Series

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• Author Interview with Danielle Cotton

  Interview with Danielle Cotton the Author of Tajja and the Legend of the Queen.

  rwoodsfiction

  July 3, 2020

  Author Interviews

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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…

  rwoodsfiction

  June 24, 2020

  Books, Education, Homeschooling, My Photos, Prompt Me Series, Writing, Writing Prompts, Writing Resources

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