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Tag Archives: writing
How Writing is Very Much Like Painting and Other Arts, Bad News For a Pantser Like Me
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I am currently in the middle of writing the first draft of my fifth (!)* novel. As with my first effort, Finding Cadence, I’m starting out with a load of vague ideas and a kinda-sorta story line. I have characters, … Continue reading →
Posted in books, DIY, editing, indie publishing, Joanne Huspek, people, reading, rewriting, Self publishing, womens literature, writing
| Tagged creativity, doing it over and over, having a plan, oh no, outlines, panster method, reading, rewriting, sketches, writing
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A shot of my Acknowledgments Page, FINDING CADENCE As a writer, there are some forms of writing that I enjoy more than others. For example, I relish writing scathing letters to editors and politicians, angry rants to restaurants that have … Continue reading →
Posted in books, DIY, editing, Finding Cadence, indie publishing, Joanne Huspek, people, querying, reading, rewriting, Self publishing, womens literature, writing
| Tagged acknowledgments, appreciation, editing, finding cadence, helpful people, monday blogs, paying it back, paying it forward, thank you, thankfulness, writing
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I had written a blog post a month or so back (I’d look for it and link it, but it’s Monday and I’m busy and besides that I’m totally lazy) where I had admitted (more or less) that my novels … Continue reading →
Posted in books, DIY, editing, Finding Cadence, indie publishing, Joanne Huspek, NaNoWriMo, people, querying, reading, rewriting, Self publishing, womens literature, writing
| Tagged artist, creative license, editing, monday blogs, reading, rewriting, soul, truth, writing, writing is hard work, writing what you know
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The cover for my new book. If you want to be thoroughly entertained and crave a shower of fireworks on the Internet, one might be better served to stay away from the political realm and follow authors and agents embroiled … Continue reading →
Posted in books, DIY, editing, Finding Cadence, indie publishing, Joanne Huspek, people, querying, reading, rewriting, Self publishing, womens literature, writing
| Tagged art, barry eisler, books, cons, donald maass, finding cadence, house of cards, indie publishing, j konrath, legacy, marketing, pros, publishing, reading, self publishing, simon and schuster, stories, traditional publishing, vanity publishing, writing
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It’s Monday, and my Real Life plate runneth over. Our office survived four days of painters, which is no easy task. (Think trying to paint around an explosion, and you’ll know what the painters had to deal with.) Today’s enrollments … Continue reading →
Posted in books, DIY, editing, indie publishing, music, violin, writing, women, life, NaNoWriMo, people, querying, reading, rewriting, womens literature, writing
| Tagged #MondayBlogs, butt in chair, creativity, finding writing time, reading, write time, writers, writing
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A long, long time ago (holy cow, five years ago!), I wrote this article about kicking my muse to the curb. Thanks to a workshop at the San Francisco Writers Conference this year, I have changed my mind. When I … Continue reading →
It had to happen. After weeks of Internet back and forth on the self-publishing versus traditionally publishing options (which kind of blossomed into WWIII), with articles like this, and this, and this monstrosity of a blog post that took me … Continue reading →
Posted in books, DIY, editing, Finding Cadence, indie publishing, Joanne Huspek, querying, reading, rewriting, Self publishing, VIRTUALLY YOURS, womens literature, writing
| Tagged barry eisler, indie publishing, legacy publishing, michael larsen, options, points of view, reading, san francisco writers conference, self publishing, sfwc2014, traditional publishing, writing
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