Beginnings and Endings – Goodbye Lisanne
They’re tough. Whether it’s a song, a story, or a friendship, beginnings and endings are the most challenging. Many of you have followed Cary Christopher and Lisanne Harrington’s series for Continue reading
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Audio Books – The Hot, New Trend
by Greta Boris Audio Books Made Simple This year I’m making it my goal to focus on my reader list, grow it, nurture it, and have fun. Part of that Continue reading
Looking Back and Planning Ahead
by Kristy Tate Here’s a confession. I didn’t go to business school. My husband, on the other hand, graduated top of his class with an MBA. He loves numbers, charts Continue reading
Warm Up To The Idea Of Indie Publishing
by Sven Davison What causes you to freeze? Cold weather, danger in the dark, or the price tag to indie publish a book? Sven and NEVS break down the costs Continue reading
Eliminating Overindulgence
by Jennifer Silva Redmond “Overindulgence” was already the topic, and then Joy Pixley added a question on the O.C. Writers Facebook page that was perfectly timed. “How do you know Continue reading
Crime Writers Forensic Science Course
It’s here! The first Crime Writer Academy Course by Vollmer Institute.
Setting: Embracing the Ordinary to Heighten the Extraordinary
by Lisanne Harrington and Cary Christopher Believability. Setting is an important element of any good story, but even more so in horror fiction. Readers of horror expect to be entertained Continue reading
Writing a History of Self
Not everyone is a lover of history, but most people do love to talk about themselves. Some go the extra mile and write a memoir. What does it take to Continue reading
Navigating the Fog of Publishing: Why I Chose to Go Independent
by Sheri Fink, Best-selling, Award-winning Children’s Author One of the biggest decisions today’s aspiring authors make is whether to go the traditional route with a publisher (whether large or small) Continue reading
Confidence or Competence? What Women Writers Should Know
By Dr. Diane Rogers In the United States, women earn more college and graduate degrees than men. Women also make up half the U.S. workforce. Numerous studies show corporate profitability Continue reading