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A NEW BEGINNING 2015: Autumn Fog
It’s August and temperatures are soaring. Anything cool is a welcome relief. Autumn Fog is the new color of my “writing room.” It conjures up images of a misty pond or lake with hidden secrets. The room is … Continue reading
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Tagged Autumn Fog, imagination, misty pond, painting, reading nest, writing nest
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A NEW BEGINNING 2015: New Adult Novel Work In Progress
I went out on a limb and decided to try my hand at New Adult writing. I understand that New Adult (NA) and Young Adult (YA) though wildly popular, are not a genre but an age group. Young … Continue reading
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Tagged college, coming of age, dishonest co-workers, flower shop, lawyer, New Adult novel, rapist, suspense novel, Young Adult novel
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A NEW BEGINNING 2015: Glome’s Valley and Gloria Farley
In 1994 Gloria Farley published the book In Plain Site. (http://www.amazon.com/Plain-Sight-Records-Ancient-America/dp/1880820080/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1437323148&sr=8-1-fkmr0&keywords=gloria+farley+in+plain+site) Gloria was an Oklahoman with in insatiable curiosity. She believed that Scandinavians and Egyptians visited the new world long before Columbus discovered America. She attempted to prove … Continue reading
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Tagged Glome's Valley, Gloria Farley, Heavener Runestone, In Plain Site, Loki, Poteau, Thor, Vikings
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A NEW BEGINNING 2015: Writers and Social Media
I’m still learning. I retired this spring and have more time on my hands than I used to. I’ve been writing for about five years with some success. I have three published novels and a short story coming … Continue reading
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A NEW BEGINNING 2015: Legends of New Pulp Fiction
Airship 27 Productions http://robmdavis.com/Airship27Hangar/airship27hangar.html is the publisher for my pulp fiction novel The Apocalypse Sucks. Currently they are producing an anthology called Legends of New Pulp Fiction to be coming out this fall featuring some fabulous writing and … Continue reading
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Tagged Airship 27, anthology, pulp fiction, Rob Davis, Ron Fortier, Tommy Hancock
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A NEW BEGINNING 2015: Mountains, Cobblestone and Lavender
Last week Hubby and I went to the Wichita Mountains in southwest Oklahoma. Recently retired we had the opportunity to travel when we wanted, where we wanted. I loved the scene from the top of Mount Scott … Continue reading
A NEW BEGINNING 2015: A Rich Bounty
Today is the first day of summer and a new season begins. With it come homegrown and wild fruits, berries and other goodies from the backyard garden and nearby ditches. In Oklahoma we have a rare delicacy called … Continue reading
A NEW BEGINNING: A Tale of Two Book Signings
This week I had two book signings – one at Hastings in Enid along with members of the Enid Writers’ Club. We had a great time reading to anyone who would listen and selling our published works. Hastings … Continue reading
Deep P.O.V. Part Two—Crawling Inside Your Characters
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
This GORGEOUS image via Flickr Creative Commons, courtesy of Aimannesse Photography Last time we talked about the history and evolution of POV (Point of View) and why certain types of POV might not…
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Deep P.O.V. Part One—What IS It? How Do We DO It?
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Image via Flickr Creative Commons, courtesy of FromSandToGlass Writing is like anything else. The trends and fashions change along with the audience. For instance, Moby Dick spends an excruciatingly long time talking about whales,…
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