Tag: robin woods fiction

• Writing Resource: Where Do We FEEL Emotion?

  When writing, characters should have a realistic physical reaction. Here is a graphic to help you pinpoint the physical response.

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  March 28, 2016

  MIsc., Prompt Me Series, Writing, Writing Resources

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• Author Interview: C.F. Waller

  Welcome to my blog interview with novelist, CF WALLER, author of FREE DIVE AND SOUTH FACE. Award winning novelist C. F. Waller published his first science fiction novel at age forty-seven, after a flight on an ill-fated commercial airliner over the Atlantic Ocean, that nearly became an episode of “Why Planes Crash.” This experience illustrated…

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  February 17, 2016

  Author Interviews, Uncategorized, Writing

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• Resource: 2 Photo Writing Prompts

  A little writing inspiration for you:

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  February 15, 2016

  MIsc., My Photos, Writing, Writing Prompts, Writing Resources

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• Prompt Me Novel: Writing Workbook & Journal

  I’ve been teaching English for over two decades, so putting together a writing book seemed a natural progression. Many of the charts and reference materials were items I created for my own writing. Use Prompt Me Novel to map your novel. This book is full of tips and graphic organizers to keep you moving in the right…

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  December 5, 2015

  Book Recommendations, Books, Writing, Writing Resources

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• Resource: Realistic Travel Times

  

  Resources for realistic travel times in fiction.

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  November 30, 2015

  Travel, Writing, Writing Resources

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• Author Interview: Janet Elizabeth Henderson

  Welcome to my blog interview with novelist, Janet Elizabeth Henderson, author of The Invertary series—Lingerie Wars, Goody Two Shoes, Magenta Mine and Calamity Jena. With Bad Boy and Caught coming soon. I have read three of her novels and loved them. If you need some seriously fun brain candy–read these books. From Janet’s Bio:  I’m…

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  October 7, 2015

  Author Interviews, Book Recommendations, Writing

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• Author Lauren Lynne’s Interview with Robin Woods

  I had the honor of being interviewed by young adult writer, Lauren Lynne. Welcome to my interview with novelist, Robin Woods, author of The Watcher Series. Hello, Robin, I’m glad you’re here! First some fun trivia – give me some juicy details…! [Click here to read the full interview on Lauren’s site]

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  September 19, 2015

  Author Interviews, My Life

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• Resource: Oregon Backgrounds & Textures

  Escape to the Oregon Coast Each year we hop in the car and head north to Oregon. We have relatives in several cities, and get to take in the breathtaking landscapes and partake in all sorts of outdoor activities. All of these photos were taken within a 20 minute drive of Florence, Oregon. This town…

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  September 7, 2015

  My Life, My Photos, Travel, Writing Resources

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• Resource: Free Backgrounds & Textures

  Pictures of Nothing? When I travel, I am often seen taking pictures of what must seem like random things to other people. I stand six inches from wallpaper or get down on my knees to catch the perfect angle of a fallen leaf. This summer, I visited Nevada a couple of times.  These pictures were taken…

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  August 31, 2015

  My Photos, Social Media, Writing Resources

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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.

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  August 17, 2015

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