Month: January 2007

Humorous.  Dark.  Vivid.  Lively.  Melancholic.  It’s quite possible you have a touch of all these styles.  Good.  I certainly believe in being well-rounded when it […]

My sister is on her way with movies and wine. Yay!  Had a rough writing day so I’m looking forward to the break.  The words […]

Sorry for the silence.  I have a plot line that is taking a little more research than I anticipated so I’ve been bogged down trying […]

Last week, I talked about setting and typing up parts of a favorite book to better understand the flow of words.  One of the Snarky […]

Ever feel like you’re getting sick but you never quite get there?  Like you have half a cold?  I’ve felt like that all day, actually […]

Can you all let me know if the blog looks off?  Do you still have all the color or is it all white?  For some […]

For details about how this works, visit Rachel Vincent’s blog. I hit a plot bump around chapter nine on my WIP, so I decided to […]

Giving up on a difficult piece and moving on is easy.  Sure, you may feel a slight, skulking guilt in low places, but you can […]

The setting is important.  In fact, without it, you have nothing but characters moving around in boring space.  Now, when I first write something, that’s pretty […]

Note: I’ve added a new page at the top called Current Scene FA Pic.  A handy place to check the current photo for writing as […]