Good Writerly News for December
Welcome to O.C. Writers’ GOOD WRITERLY NEWS, where we showcase the writing and publishing milestones of local scribes. This month, we’re celebrating two new releases. If you have something to Continue reading
Tag: kristy tate
FRIDAY READS: Half-Baked, an Excerpt from Kristy Tate’s Novel
// “Come on, Grace,” Stephen said, taking her hand and pulling her toward the dance floor and away from his aunt and laughing cousin. Grace stumbled after him until they Continue reading
Want Joy? Overindulge in Thankfulness
by Greta Boris Confession time: I’m a closet self-help, positivity enthusiast. I pursue joy. You might think it’s strange that someone who writes dark fiction is an avid follower of Continue reading
Literary Ladies
The Literary Ladies of this year’s Wine, Women, and Words Festival! Saturday, May 12th, 4:20 PM: Literary Ladies – Stella Carruth moderator Stella Carruth is the head librarian at the Continue reading
Story Structure: Just like an orange and sex. Really.
by Kristy Tate In a few days, I’ll be at the Foothill Ranch library comparing story structure to a piece of citrus fruit and sex. Like an orange, a story Continue reading
Five Reasons I Love to Write
by Kristy Tate Elizabeth George once said that she writes to stay sane. I do that, too. I also do it to keep everyone around me sane. Writing keeps me Continue reading