Tag: writing

• Author Interview: Camilla Ochlan & Bonita Gutierrez

  Welcome to my blog interview with novelists, Camilla Ochlan and Bonita Gutierrez, authors of THE WEREWOLF WHISPERER SERIES. Camilla Ochlan grew up on fantasy and fairy tales, finding David Eddings, Katherine Kurtz, Guy Gavriel Kay, and Mercedes Lackey early on. To thedismay of her parents, she spent her high school weekends playing Dungeons & Dragons. College…

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  May 24, 2017

  Author Interviews

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• Author Interview: BMB Johnson

  Welcome to my blog interview with novelist, BMB Johnson, author of the Melody Jackson (or, It Happened on Lafayette Street) Series. BMB Johnson lives in Portland with a family of humans, too many cats, and just enough Guinea Pigs. Thinks the only valid sports are bowling, table tennis and pinball.  Reads comics, plays vintage computer…

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  April 26, 2017

  Author Interviews, Writing

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• Writing Resource: Words for Light & Dark

  

  Are you looking for other words for light and dark? Here’s a fabulous list that includes synonyms, physical types, and associated feelings.

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  April 23, 2017

  Writing, Writing Resources

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• Photo Writing Prompt: Moonlight Magic

  We finally had a break in the torrential California rain, so I took my daughter out for a photo shoot. We have been safe, but there has been flooding not too far away. I’ve had this scene in my head for weeks.   Here is a printable journal page with a smaller version of the…

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  February 27, 2017

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• Photo Writing Prompt: The Thickening Fog…

     

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  February 18, 2017

  My Photos, Writing, Writing Prompts, Writing Resources

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• Writing Resource: 188 Words for Sounds

  When writing or editing, sometimes it’s nice to have a cheat sheet next to you to save time. This list will help you get out of a rut and add some sound to improve on sensory language. As William Cowper once said: “Variety’s the very spice of life, that gives it all it’s flavour.” Mix it…

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  January 23, 2017

  Writing Resources

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• Book Review of Prompt Me

  I received my first blog review of Prompt Me: Creative Writing Workbook & Journal by romance writer and teacher, Brooke E. Wayne. Read the review here. So exciting! Or view it on Amazon here. Blessings! Recent Posts

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  August 3, 2016

  Book Recommendations, Books, MIsc., Teaching, Writing, Writing Prompts, Writing Resources

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• 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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• 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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