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Category Archives: On Writing
The Writer’s Eye: Writing with a Plan ~ Part 2: Promotions
When I first began writing, I blogged a lot about the craft of writing and my thoughts on writing, pretty much as I went along. When I learned something, I shared. Then life with two careers got very busy and … Continue reading
The Writer’s Eye: Writing with a Plan ~ Part 1
When I first began writing, I blogged a lot about the craft of writing and my thoughts on writing, pretty much as I went along. When I learned something, I shared. Then life with two careers got very busy and … Continue reading
Posted in On Writing, The Writer's Eye
Tagged Jenna Jaxon, planning your books, writer's plans, writing, writing romance, Writing with a plan
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Gone Writing
I am sorry if you’ve visited me in hopes of another snippet of Only Scandal Will Do but I have gone writing this weekend at a wonderful writer’s retreat called The Porches. I’ll be back with more Scandal next week, … Continue reading
A Cabin in the Woods
I’ve been MIA for the past week other than my Medieval Monday posts because I was on my yearly pilgrimage to my friends’ cabin in the Adirondacks. Completely off grid–no running water, no electricity–absolutely peaceful. A writer’s paradise. I’ve been … Continue reading
Posted in On Writing, Writer's Life
Tagged Cabin in the Woods, Writer's Life, writing retreat
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Five Stages of Editing Grief by Elizabeth MS Flynn
I’m reblogging a post from Savvy Authors today that is near and dear to my heart, especially now: Editing. This article is called The Five Stages of Editing Grief and boy is it on the money! I hope you enjoy … Continue reading
Posted in On Writing, Reblogs, Uncategorized
Tagged editing, Elizabeth MS Flynn, Five Stages of Editing Grief, revisions
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What Does It Mean To Be A Perfectionist AND A Writer?
Found this post in my inbox this morning and thought I would share it. Been there, done that! From Writers In the Storm: Google “perfectionism” and “writers” and you’d think perfectionism was a deadly disease. Pages pop up offering tips … Continue reading
Writing Crap
I don’t generally like to think that what I write is substandard or “crap,” however, in one certain case I have finally given myself permission to write crap. This certain case or circumstance is the rough draft of any novel, … Continue reading
Posted in Craft, On Writing, Writing Craft
Tagged first draft, Jenna Jaxon, Judi McCoy, Writing craft, writing crap
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Weighing in on KDP Select
Back in May, I’d been hearing that KDP Select was the way to go as far as sales were concerned and since my self-published books were in a slump, I thought a 90 day experiment wouldn’t hurt anything. So I … Continue reading
Reviews:To Read or Not to Read?
Re-blogged from Nights of Passion: Last week I asked the question, “Do you write reviews?” And it seemed to me that many authors don’t, in fact, write reviews, although readers seemed to want to share their thoughts on books somewhat … Continue reading
A Good Rejection
A couple of weeks ago, in the midst of a very busy week, I got a rejection letter for my Regency romance To Woo a Wicked Widow. Now, this is not an unusual occurrence as this is the third book I’ve … Continue reading



























