Backstories for Suspense by Laurel Osterkamp
Laurel Osterkamp shares the many ways one can use backstories for suspense by using examples from real authors who have done so effectively.
Laurel Osterkamp shares the many ways one can use backstories for suspense by using examples from real authors who have done so effectively.
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Laurel Osterkamp shares the beauty of using fatal flaws in a rom-com. Fatal flaws create compelling conflict, even in a light hearted story.
In this Q&A with Andrea Reider, she shares her experience typesetting with mainstream publishing and self published author alike.
Andrea Rider shares about her book, “Staying Freelance,” with tips on promotion for success with your freelance writing career.
Catherine Bramkamp wants to reassure you: art will find you. Whether it’s dancing, collage, or writing, your possibilities are endless.
by Guest Contributor · Published November 29, 2024 · Last modified December 3, 2024
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