A Network of Published and Aspiring Authors
By Andrea Lewis // In a discussion at the Lake Forest Writers Roundtable, internal thoughts of the characters were mentioned as a way of showing context or conveying information about Continue reading
By Andrea Lewis // I. Definition Psychologically, revision is the part in the production of a publication dreaded by some yet welcomed by most. Dreaded – for we must face Continue reading
By Andrea Lewis // Still in the early months of the year, I have found myself at the point of drawing a line. One I have dreaded drawing but forced Continue reading
By Andrea Lewis // The beginning of each year causes me panic: everyone that I know feels the urge to set resolutions for the 365 days ahead. I dread the Continue reading
By Andrea Lewis // When one of the members of The Lake Forest Writers’ Roundtable needed help with structuring his story that followed one treasure through various eras, advice from Continue reading
By Andrea Lewis // As usual, the topic sparked my interest during a meeting of The Lake Forest Writers’ Roundtable. While we discussed some good practices in evoking emotions, some Continue reading
By Andrea Lewis // When Larry J. Dunlap, member of the Lake Forest Writers’ Roundtable and author of Things We Lost In The Night brought up blogging a book, or Continue reading
By Andrea Lewis // When Cassandra Rendon, member of The Lake Forest Writers’ Roundtable, announced on Facebook her participation in NaPoWriMo through the month of April, I was only familiar Continue reading
By Andrea Lewis // When The Lake Forest Writers’ Roundtable concluded the work on the second volume of The Truth That Can’t Be Told, their new anthology of short stories Continue reading
By Andrea Lewis // It wasn’t until Billie Kelpin, author of Falling Idols, asked this question about one of my stories that I started looking at and for the theme Continue reading