Tag: Prompt Me Series

• 8 Tips to Improve Dialogue

  

  Dialogue is an integral part of any novel. Here are eight ways to upgrade your dialogue and avoid some newbie pitfalls.

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  January 5, 2023

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• Prompt Me Wins!

  Prompt Me made it on the Best Writing Books of All Time List I’m happy to announce that my book, Prompt Me: Creative Writing Journal & Workbook, made it to BookAuthority’s Best Writing Books of All Time. BookAuthority collects and ranks the best books in the world, and it is a great honor to get this […]

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  March 11, 2020

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• 5 Photo Writing Prompts to Inspire

  Here are 5 photo prompts to inspire you to write creatively. Look at the picture and put the pen to paper. Don’t overthink it.

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  March 15, 2019

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• Prompt Me Again: Creative Writing Workbook & Journal

  It is my pleasure to announce the newest edition of the PROMPT ME SERIES. Woo hoo! Prompt Me Again is full of new prompts and ideas to get (and keep) you writing. I had a ton of fun taking all the new pictures. I went so far as getting into a pool fully clothed (with […]

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  November 7, 2018

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• New Release! Prompt Me Sci-Fi & Fantasy: Workbook & Journal

  I am so pleased to announce the release of the third installment of the Prompt Me Series! Prompt Me Sci-Fi & Fantasy is now available on Amazon or any other online retailer. Creating this book has been a blast, the pictures alone were an adventure. My daughter and I had fun amongst the redwoods for […]

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  February 11, 2018

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• Writing Resource: 8 Tips on Dialogue

  

  Dialogue is an integral part of any novel. Here are eight ways to upgrade your dialogue and avoid some newbie pitfalls.

  rwoodsfiction

  August 17, 2015

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• Writing: Other Words for Asked, Laughed, Replied, Sat, & Was

  

  Varying your vocabulary is as important as varying your sentence length. Before you say that “said is all you need.” I agree that you should use said, asked, and replied most, BUT variety can add depth and context.

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  December 31, 2014

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