I wrote a blog for The Big Thrill in ITW’s magazine about what can go wrong when your work finds commercial print and how to prevent it the next time. Thought it might interest some readers here: In …
I Won’t Apologize For Being A Logophile
I am a full blooded, totally committed Logophile. It’s something I practice everyday and everywhere. In fact, I am so addicted to Logophilia that I carry a small floral notebook in my purse at all …
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How Do I Create My Male Characters?
I am often asked how I manage to portray my male characters so realistically? Is it difficult to switch from gender to gender and be equally convincing, giving them the same depth? Well, after all, …
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Book Blogger Confessions: Tips for Indie Authors
Book reviews has become a valuable marketing tool for commercial and indie writers. When I look at the top selling books on Amazon and Goodreads, I realize they usually have a ton of reviews. The …
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How To Write An Artist’s Resume
As an artist, you'll feel as though that you can't create a regular resume. This is true to some extent, but you are still going to need one in your professional life. That's why you need a well …
Short description of the writing process: Beginner’s guide
Almost all good writing begins with terrible first efforts. You need to start somewhere. – Anne Lamott The above quote is quite true, the beginning is absolutely terrible. The first line is the …
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