Backstory
What is backstory in literature? Is it necessary, and if so, how much is too much? What is its purpose? … Continue reading Backstory
Tag: reading
Fairly Rudderless
Before I get into this week’s topic, I wanted to share some good news with you. My book, Black Yéʼii … Continue reading Fairly Rudderless
6 Ws with Author Joan Livingston
I had the pleasure and privilege of being interviewed by fellow mystery writer, Joan Livingston, who is also a former … Continue reading 6 Ws with Author Joan Livingston
A Deal For You!
My publisher, Black Rose Writing, secured a one day only promotion for my newest book, Black Yéʼii (The Evil One). … Continue reading A Deal For You!
Importance of Reading
My grandson, Mason, just turned two. Already, he has developed an interest in reading. This is due to his mother … Continue reading Importance of Reading
Crafting the Emotional Hook – A Dark Novel
I am a reader who needs to connect to one or more characters at the outset. Short of that, the … Continue reading Crafting the Emotional Hook – A Dark Novel
A Song Defined My Characters
I have written previous posts about several of my characters that included snippets of dialogue or entire scenes as examples. … Continue reading A Song Defined My Characters
Meet Susan Sage – An Author!
Other than through my publisher, Black Rose Writing, I knew nothing about Susan Sage other than she was an author. … Continue reading Meet Susan Sage – An Author!
Meet David Seaburn – An Author!
I’ve said this before, usually with each author interview I conduct, but interviewing authors is so much fun! I meet … Continue reading Meet David Seaburn – An Author!
Reviews and Word of Mouth
I recently wrote a post, The Importance of a Review, and you can find it here in case you haven’t … Continue reading Reviews and Word of Mouth
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