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- An Inside Look at Today’s Book Reviewers
- Why We (and Our Characters) Fall in Love: Part Four
- Ten Keys to Publishing Success and Survival, Part 2
- Ten Keys to Success & Survival in The Romance Industry
- WriterStrong – Creating Nail-Biting Suspense
- WHO WILL YOU TRUST? Wills in Author Estate Planning
- Writer Quotes at Starbucks
- Likeable Characters
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Category Archives: Blogging Guests
An Inside Look at Today’s Book Reviewers
Writers In The Storm is pleased to welcome Big Al, our first reviewer! Looking at the posts on the Writers In The Storm Blog and reading the bios of the contributors I was reminded of one of my favorite things … Continue reading
Ten Keys to Publishing Success and Survival, Part 2
NOTE: We’re going to put randomizer to work on Sunday and pick one name from everyone who commented on either Part 1 or Part 2 of Jane’s post. The winner of a “Jane Porter Goodie Package” will be announced on … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging Guests, Inspiration
Tagged Jane Porter, Writers in the Storm, Writing Inspiration, Writing Life
47 Comments
Ten Keys to Success & Survival in The Romance Industry
Writers In The Storm is delighted to welcome Romance and Women’s Fiction author Jane Porter in the first of a two-part blog on success and survival. I first gave this workshop in February 2004, and boy has this industry changed … Continue reading
Posted in Craft, Inspiration, Blogging Guests
Tagged Writing Life, publishing, Writing Inspiration, Writers in the Storm, novel writing, Jane Porter
69 Comments
WHO WILL YOU TRUST? Wills in Author Estate Planning
Susan Spann joins us again for the second in her series about protecting your writing and your author rights in your estate planning. Even though many of us don’t like to think about that particular future, it’s an important part … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging Guests, PubLaw
Tagged Estate planning for writers, Susan Spann, Writers in the Storm
12 Comments
Writer Quotes at Starbucks
Laura Drake and Fae Rowen were incredibly lucky to get to sit with James Scott Bell during the April OCC/RWA meeting and at lunch. He’s a down-to-earth guy with no pretense. Best of all, he agreed to share a personal … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging Guests, Inspiration
Tagged Writing Inspiration, Writers in the Storm, James Scott Bell
19 Comments
Likeable Characters
First of all, we at Writers in the Storm must let you know that we continue to be blown away by your first lines. Your responses rained tantalizing hooks across pages of comments. Today we are pleased to welcome back … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging Guests, Craft
Tagged Likeable Characters, Shannon Donnelly, Writers in the Storm
47 Comments
Stellar Writing Sells!
It’s been awhile but, sparing precious time away from her new granddaughter, Margie Lawson is back with us at Writers in the Storm. Laura Drake and Fae Rowen can testify to Margie’s talents as a writing teacher. Here’s another great … Continue reading
Making Your Story Believable with a Real Setting
Writers in the Storm welcomes back NYT Best Selling Author Kat Martin, who shares her magic to MAKING YOUR STORY BELIEVABLE by setting the location in a real place. In her latest book cover below, you can see the setting … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging Guests, Craft
Tagged Kat Martin, setting your story, Writers in the Storm, writing
15 Comments
Who Inherits Your Copyrights?
Susan Spann returns to Writers in the Storm with a new series to help you think about planning for the long-range future of your estate. In this series she’ll give us practical, easy-to-follow suggestions about protecting your intellectual property. by … Continue reading
WriterStrong: Adding Humor to Your Writing
Writers in the Storm welcomes back James R. Preston with tips on how–and when–to add humor to your WIP, no matter the genre. Here he is with a fun-filled Laugh? I Thought I’d Die WriterStrong post. by James R. Preston … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging Guests, Craft, WriterStrong
Tagged Fae Rowen, James R. Preston, Kara Lennox, Writers in the Storm, Writing Craft, writing humor
19 Comments