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Tag Archives: novels
A Hiatus, or did I just quit?
A break – that’s what I called it. Things had gone on a different path than I anticipated. I was selling books, but I was focusing on the need for agents and publicists and book signings and talking with people about … Continue reading
Retooling? I’ll retool you…
Big bonus kudos to you if you picked up on the National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation reference. 🙂 photo credit: UGArdener via photopin cc September 1 – farewell Josephine Yep. September 1, 2013, Josephine: Red Dirt and Whiskey will … Continue reading
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Tagged book covers, editing, josephine red dirt and whiskey, novels, Pecan Tree Publishing, publisher, publishing, southern fiction, writer, writing
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NaNoWriMo – Have I Lost my Mojo?
NaNo starts November 1. I completed (I won!) NaNo last November. If you aren’t familiar with NaNo, “winning” means that I completed 50k words in the month of November of 2011. That manuscript later became Nelson and Cora: The Beginning. … Continue reading
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Tagged books, drafting, fiction, NaNoWriMo, new novel, novels, pantster, rich fabric, twilight wish foundation, writing
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I Cannot Serve Three Masters
And, by “masters” I mean stories Most of you know that I am participating in JuNoWriMo and CampNaNoWriMo this year – yes, that means I am writing two different stories during the month of June. Along came this third story, … Continue reading
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Tagged camp nanowrimo, drafting, first draft, junowrimo, novels, rough drafts, writing
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Southern Creatives – Author, Elaine D. Walsh
Today I am happy to have author, Elaine Walsh, on Southern Creatives. Her debut novel, Atomic Summer, will be out this month! Elaine was kind enough to write a guest post about a character in her novel, Atomic Summer, who … Continue reading
Southern Creatives: Guest Post – Rhonda Dennis
Why South Louisiana? Guest post by Rhonda Dennis, author of the Green Bayou Series Before I had a plot and characters, I knew that I wanted my series to take place in South Louisiana. Sure I might be prejudiced … Continue reading
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Tagged bayou, Louisiana, novels, rhonda dennis, setting, southern creatives, southern setting, writing
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June 2012 – In Comes the Whirlwind
photo credit: Ignacio Sanz via photo pin cc Does Activity Lead to Creativity? A few more days until one of the busiest months of the year for me – by my own design. I’m writing at least 50k words in … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, books, camp nanowrimo, creativity, junowrimo, novels, Twitter, writing
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5 Things I’ve Learned from Book Two
I no longer suffer from the single child book syndrome My second novel – Nelson and Cora – The Beginning – was published last week, first as an eBook and now as a paperback. 5 Things I’ve Learned So Far On This Journey: … Continue reading
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Tagged book signings, marketing tips, novels, public speaking, social media, southern writer, Twitter, writing, writing tips
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