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- By Adriana RyanI go through that when my kids are constantly clamoring for my attention. My kids are...writing when I have the kids, like I am right now. It keeps me in the "writing mode," so to speak. If I immerse m...
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In Between ProjectsBy Annette FixWordpress is, by far, the superior blogging platform. The biggest benefit to using WP is the fact that you can create multiple pages--like an actual website. I have bo...Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsBy LaTonyaI posted in haste and thought to give more information. Whitewashing is the practice of putting a white character on the cover when the actual main character is a pers...Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsYou're getting the idea. If you're on the first draft, just keep going and don't look back or second-guess. When you get to the revision phase, work on clarity details...Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsHi, Interesting post. I agree that Oscar Wilde probably intended this as satire. Perhaps satire of his own work, in fact. It was generally not accepted as "high" ar...Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsStarted by Mary Walker BaronLast reply by Mary Walker BaronMy publishing company (http://steelcutpress.com) received a query several months ago. The author did not yet have an actual book. However, discussions began. The au...Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsHi All, I'm not able to participate in the calls live, but I finished listening to the recording this morning. WOW! Very exciting, frightening stuff that brings up a l...Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsHi Ariel, I joined this group because I first worked for and then owned a regional small press for over 10 years. It isn't cheap to publish books and small presses jus...Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsYes, of course one would have to stay as true to the historical person's actual life. I would hate to discredit US history or some historically important figure's life. Thanks for the advice Christine.Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsStarted by Nancy HinchliffLast reply by Nan Sanders PokerwinskiI am writing my second memoir, and I have a question from the other memoirists here. If I decide to fictionalize some of the dialogue in my book (not the content or the actual events) how do I account for that in the description of my book? Please help. Thanks- 1
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