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Author Archives: Jenna Jaxon
SIX SENTENCE SUNDAY–WEEK 9
Hello and welcome back for another six sentences from Hog Wild, my contemporary erotic short story. My big news is that Hog Wild will release on Friday, May 20 in conjunction with the launch of New Dawning International Bookfair e-publishers. … Continue reading
SIX SENTENCE SUNDAY–WEEK 8
Happy Mother’s Day to everyone! Today’s six are again from my WIP Only Scandal Will Do. Duncan has bought Katarina at the auction and convinced her that he believes the story of her kidnapping. His kind, soothing words persuade Kat to … Continue reading
Writing Realistic Dialogue–Some Basics
Not long ago a couple of my crit partners wrote that they found it hard to write dialogue. I have worked in theatre and taught playwriting classes, so I shared a few tips and exercises I use in my classes. … Continue reading
Posted in On Writing
Tagged dialogue, writing dialogue, writing realistic dialogue, writing tips
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SIX SENTENCE SUNDAY – WEEK 7
Hi, everyone. Welcome back for another Six Sentence Sunday. And thank you to all who have been coming to read my snippets. I do appreciate your time and comments. This week I am returning to my WIP that is out … Continue reading
Everything I Know About Writing I Learned from Grey’s Anatomy
Well, not really. But I must confess I learned a lot about writing from seasons 1 & 2 of the award winning television show, Grey’s Anatomy. Not about script writing, either. But about how to hook an audience, how to … Continue reading
Posted in On Writing, Uncategorized
Tagged character development, closing hook, dialogue, Grey's Anatomy, opening hook, writing
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SIX SENTENCE SUNDAY–WEEK 6
Welcome back for six more this Easter Sunday. This week’s sentences are again from my new work Hog Wild. Not exactly Easter fare, but hopefully a fun way to wake up this morning. This six begins almost exactly after last week’s … Continue reading
SIX SENTENCE SUNDAY–WEEK 5
My six this week are from my Erotic Contemporary Romance, Hog Wild. It’s a fractured retelling of The Three Little Pigs (who are now Harley riders or HOGs). But my big news is that Hog Wild just got accepted for … Continue reading
PERMISSION TO WRITE? GRANTED!
Recently, I have found one question beginning to consume me almost as much as writing itself does: do I hold out for traditional print publishing via an agent, or do I go with an epublisher first to try and get my name out … Continue reading
Posted in On Writing
Tagged epublishing, Kristien Rusch, traditional publishing, writing
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SIX SENTENCE SUNDAY – WEEK 4
Welcome back for six more sentences this Sunday. I decided to continue this week with another six from my Victorian era historical romance As Long As You’re Mine. Rafael has just reminded Lady Samantha Easterling about their passionate encounter the evening … Continue reading
SIX SENTENCE SUNDAY–WEEK #3
This must have ben the shortest week on record! I can’t believe it is Sunday again so soon. But I have my six for the week, this time from my current WIP As Long As You’re Mine. Set in London … Continue reading






























