Originally posted on Paper Beats World:
I’m not sure, but I think I might have mentioned a few times that writing is my job. I might also…
Month: March 2016
The Wolf and The Unicorn
I have a thing for twisted fairy tales. Here’s one of mine. Hope you like it. Once upon a time there was a little girl named Gretchen… Read more “The Wolf and The Unicorn”
Thirty Things I’ve learned in (Almost) Thirty Years
I didn’t mean to plagiarize Jenna Marbles on this one, sorry. Here’s a link to her video that inspired my post, then I forgot that it inspired… Read more “Thirty Things I’ve learned in (Almost) Thirty Years”
Tolkien Already Did That
Fantasy is the oldest recorded genre. We, as fantasy writers, are part of a great brother/sisterhood that dates back to the first ever recorded story, Beowulf. Centuries… Read more “Tolkien Already Did That”
East of The Web
This is a pretty basic market, and one that’s going to be added to the market list. East of The Web is looking for any new story… Read more “East of The Web”
Things new writers shouldn’t buy
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There are a lot of things you probably shouldn’t buy. Cloths you don’t fit into, caffeine free coffee, nick -knacks, crappy…
Would Your Book Pass The Bedchel Test?
Do you know what the Bechdel Test is? I only heard of it recently, which makes me sad as a feminist. The Bechdel test, named for the… Read more “Would Your Book Pass The Bedchel Test?”
God Bless the Fantasy Fans
I speak about fantasy fans from two points of view. On the one hand, I write fantasy, and some of the Annie Wilkes level stories frighten me.… Read more “God Bless the Fantasy Fans”
Astrophil Press
Are you sitting on a novel? Maybe something you finished, but just haven’t found the right agent, publishing company, font, time of the year, coffee mug or… Read more “Astrophil Press”
Need One? Write Five!
Originally posted on Paper Beats World:
Here, then, is my best writing advice. Especially if you’re starting out, and feeling a little unsure of what you’re doing. …
