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Originally posted on D.A. Roberts – Author:
Dialogue…it’s far more than just words the characters say. Your dialogue defines the characters, conveys information, moves the plot forward and brings depth to both plot and characters. In essence, your dialogue…

Originally posted on AuthorHouse UK Publishing:
You have completed your manuscript, proofread and edited, created a fantastic design for your front cover and written the ultimate inviting blurb for the back cover. Now you can just sit back and wait…

Originally posted on Deep in my psyche:
Suffering from writer’s block is all part and parcel of the business. One day the words flow too fast for you to type or jot in your own gibberish. One day you see…

Originally posted on Below See Level:
Time is very precious and if you’re a writer, you know first hand how difficult it is to tackle all your writing life’s to-do list including all that personal stuff you can’t forget like…

Originally posted on Marcia's Book Talk:
There are instances when we are composing scenes for our stories we may consider that a specific scene(s) is/are unnecessary, and, hence, excise these. Maybe we are thinking that if we include extra scenes, this…

Originally posted on AuthorHouse Book Publishing:
Marketing is always the turning point once a book is done and ready for launch. No matter how well it’s written, or how entertaining the story is, a book that lacks marketing will never…

Originally posted on Poseidon and the PC:
As early as the 1950’s, I can remember my father Paul speaking in the highest terms about America’s naval victories during World War II. Military history permeated the atmosphere of where I grew…

Originally posted on AuthorHouse Book Publishing:
You’ve spent months, even years, crafting every word of your 100,000 word manuscript. And the results of this labor of love? A few hundred pages of characters development, plot twists, and hours of entertainment…