California Gold Country, 1850 The cave waited–as it had for thousands of years. It had sheltered many in that time. Bears taking their winter sleep, humans with bows and spears, and now humans with guns. They were welcome to its…
Elizabeth A. O’Connell lives in Corpus Christi, Texas with her two cats. She has been writing for almost as long as she can remember, and The Rowanwood Curse is her first novel. I met Elizabeth on Absolute Write, and we’ve…
Claire Fullerton is the author of “A Portal in Time” and “Dancing to an Irish Reel,” both from Vinspire Publishing. She is a four time, award winning writer and a multiple contributor to “Southern Writers Magazine,” “Celtic Life International” and…
This is an excellent post by Dan Alatorre on adding texting as dialogue material to your stories. His take on form made a great deal of sense to me, so I thought I’d share it here.
Originally posted on Allison Maruska:
Today’s post comes courtesy of the lovely and talented Cathleen Townsend, who offers some insight into what she sees when she wears her critique-ing hat. Take it away, Cathleen! ***** Allison suggested a guest post…
We’ve gotten three more reviews for The Art of Losing and our editor, Daniel White, has put us in for an IPPY! You’ll definitely hear more about the IPPY if it pans out, but for now, I thought I’d share…
Our guest this week is Kristin Elise Garrett. She’s a fellow Blog Battler who’s taken a break from her South American travels in Argentina long enough to chat with us here. So Kristin, who’s your favorite character you’ve written so…