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By Marissa Dunham // Today I am going to review a book that’s a little closer to home for SoCal locals. A Writer’s Book of Days: A Spirited Companion & Continue reading
By Marissa Dunham // Today I am going to review The Art of Time in Fiction: As Long As It Takes by Joan Silber. This column reviews books on the Continue reading
EDITOR’S NOTE: Today we’re introducing Marissa Dunham as our newest member of the O.C. Writers’ Leadership Team. Every month, she’ll review and share her thoughts on books about the craft Continue reading
Anne Cleeland Lecture Series-September Session Write Your Own Book: A Basic Primer (for aspiring authors) or writers interested in learning how to get started with the basic structure of a Continue reading
by Greta Boris As promised I’m keeping you informed on my personal newsletter plans. Last month I addressed the issue of audio books. I didn’t hear anything from readers on Continue reading
by Greta Boris I’m bringing back a “best-of” article this month, and I have an ulterior motive. I wrote this a year ago and have been refining my use of Continue reading
by Alina K. Field You’ve read all the fiction and seen all the movies but is that enough research for your romantic suspense set in Roman Britain, or Louis XIV’s Continue reading
by Sven Davison I’d like to broaden this month’s topic and focus on authentic voices. More and more audiences are drawn to the idea that the person behind the story Continue reading
by Cary Christopher and Lisanne Harrington This month we thought we’d do something a little different and talk about female monsters in movies. (They’re all in novels, too.) When you hear Continue reading
by Cary Christopher and Lisanne Harrington Growth. Like the Boogeyman, it’s all around us. Our gardens are filled with growing flowers and, if we have a brown thumb like Lisanne, Continue reading