Q&A with Adam G. Fleming
Author Adam G. Fleming joins us for an interview where he talks about what inspires him, his passion, and how he overcomes challenges.
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Discover The Secret To Engaging Readers’ Emotions In Your Novel by Jocelyn Lindsay
Today we welcome a new guest writer to Writer’s Fun Zone, Jocelyn Lindsay who is stopping by to chat with us about “Discover The Secret To Engaging Readers’ Emotions In Your Novel.” Enjoy! ***...
Jericho Writers Q&A by Savannah Jackson
Find out about the company Jericho Writers and what they do as a company of writers, for writers. What can Jercho Writers offer you?
Being A Writer: What I Wish I’d Known by Sue Brown-Moore
Find out what the author thinks, “what I wish I had known” for advice on being a writer who respects her own time, drive, and desires.
Genre Expectations, Tips for Publishing Success (Part 1 of 2)
Science fiction novelist Beth Barany shares 3 tips for publishing success in this new How To Write The Future podcast episode. Have a listen to the latest episode on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts...
Five Types of Point of View and Which One is Absolutely, No Doubt the Best by Laurel Osterkamp
Authors can have difficulty choosing their books point of view, sometimes they can look to their story to help them decide.
Balancing Genre Expectations With Standing Out: Book Covers by Linnea Gradin
Book covers can make or break your marketing so it’s important to choose a cover that matches the expectations of your genre.
Why a Good Book Cover is Crucial to Your Publishing Success by Thao Nguyen
A good cover is crucial, not only to indicate genre but connect it to similar books your readers have enjoyed and expand your reader base.
Plan Your Novel: Start with Genre by Beth Barany
To plan your novel, it’s helpful to think about your genre, so that you’ll have a general idea of your story ending. If you’re not sure what your genre is, take a guess and...
On the Hero’s Journey by Nevada McPherson
Nevada McPherson shares her knowledge of the famous hero’s journey story structure, telling us how we can use it to understand structure in writing and to find guidance in our lives.
Writing Myth for the Ages by Michael Finberg
When most people think of myth — if they think about it at all — conjure up images of Greek gods fighting it out in skimpy clothes.
You Can Write Compelling Cover Copy by Kat Sheridan
Please help me welcome Kat Sheridan to Writer’s Fun Zone as he shares with us “You Can Write Compelling Cover Copy.” Enjoy!
Get More from Your Settings by Kay Keppler
Have you ever picked up a book and read back cover copy that sent shivers down your spine? You know what I mean: stories located in a peaceful country garden filled with sweetpeas and butterflies, or the brooding castle that bristles with medieval weaponry—these are the settings that tell you what adventures lie in store.
Is Your Muse-ic Calling Your Name? by Carol Malone
When I was a small child, it didn’t take me long to realize music could be used to tell powerful stories. I’d pop on a 78 record and listen till my parents would cry. I listened to songs like: “Blue Tail Fly” or “Jimmy Crack Corn and I Don’t care,” “The Big Rock Canady Mountain,” “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star,”
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