"Hi, Mary! Paula Boyd from Women Writing the West days back when. I'm Paula Renaye now. Wanted to say hello! Small world!
As I wrote above, I've been pleased with Create Space and I am so glad to be out (mostly) of the shipping and…"
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Paula Renaye replied to the discussion 'Create Space: What do you think?'
"I've been publishing books since 1999 and have five books in print, three traditionally printed and two recently published through Create Space--those last two are also available in ebook versions.
I've had really good luck with Create…"
Paula Renaye left a comment for Bathsheba Smithen
"Nice to meet you!
I look forward to checking out your youtube presentations! That is on my list of things to do so, I may have some questions for you!
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Paula Renaye left a comment for Julia Barry
"What a wonderful site! I am so glad I found you! Thank so much for the warm welcome and I echo the comments of many others in saying I can't wait to meet you all!
Paula"
Profile Information
- Who I am:
- A self-confessed former eggshell walker, emotional wreck and utter failure at keeping her life from falling apart, Paula Renaye is now a certified professional empowerment coach, transformational speaker and five-time award-winning author. She is a frequent tough-love expert on talk radio shows and in print media, including Brain World Magazine, Brisbane Times, Sydney Morning Herald, Chicago Tribune, For You magazine and Glo. Her television appearances include BookTV.
Writing as Paula Boyd, author of the Jolene Jackson Mystery Series, she has won a literary award, and she and her books have been featured in publications such as, Redbook, San Antonio Woman, Romantic Times, Colorado Homes & Living, Cowboys & Indians and Mountain Living.
Living the Life You Love: The No-Nonsense Guide to Total Transformation, was recently awarded a Kirkus Reviews’ starred review and critics’ pick designation, calling it “A self-help guide with real-world value and applicability, which proves it’s never too late to grow up. ...profound, useful insights and strategies … deeply human, compassionate and supportive.” For more information and self-improvement tips, visit her website and blog at www.paularenaye.com.
- Connect with me online! My site, blog, or Twitter handle are:
- www.toughlovetalk.com
www.paularenaye.com
www.paulaboyd.com
@PaulaRenaye
- Books I've written, anthologies I've contributed to, and any scripts or plays I've authored:
- Living the Life You Love: The No-Nonsense Guide to Total Transformation
Tweetable Tough Love Quotes
Writing as Paula Boyd:
Hot Enough to Kill
Dead Man Falls
Turkey Ranch Road Rage
Killer Moves (Coming Fall 2013)
- My writing is:
- Fiction, Nonfiction, Blog Posts
- Outlets where I review books, TV, or film:
- n/a
- I'm part of these writers' groups or salons:
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- My professional associations:
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- I found out about She Writes from:
- Found online!
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 4:26pm on May 8, 2011,
Meg Waite Clayton said… - Paula, Welcome to She Writes. Love to have you join us in the Novelists – Struggling or Not group. I hope you enjoy the site!
Meg Waite Clayton
Moderator, Novelist Group
Bestselling Author of The Four Ms. Bradwells and The Wednesday Sisters
- At 4:39pm on March 31, 2011,
Julia Barry said… 
Hi Paula,
So glad you are here, and welcome to She Writes!
You can check out the Getting Started section to help you find your way around, or a great way to jump in is to get involved with our Groups.
Feel free to let me know if you have any questions!
Warm best,
Julia Barry
Social Community Manager @ She Writes
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Kate Powell commented on the group 'Novelists (Struggling or Not)'"We also outline soem critical steps toward the ending and the ending. I see it like a director mapping out the scenes, though they may change. Also, I never quite finish a chapter so that I can pick up mid-point, which helps my train of…"
Meg Waite Clayton commented on the group 'Novelists (Struggling or Not)'"Jumping in on the jumping ahead to the ending conversation, I do a version of this, which is to outline to the ending after I have about three chapters, so I have an idea where I'm going. I sometimes change directions, but I find it comforting…"
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