Writers use a variety of literary devices in their work. One such device is symbolism: using words, people, locations or ideas to represent something other than their obvious meaning. Symbols … Continue reading Using Symbolism In Your Writing
Writers use a variety of literary devices in their work. One such device is symbolism: using words, people, locations or ideas to represent something other than their obvious meaning. Symbols … Continue reading Using Symbolism In Your Writing
Happy New Year, everyone! It’s January 2021: the beginning of a brand new year. This is the time when people generally set goals and make resolutions. I’m not the ‘resolutions’ … Continue reading Back To Basics
Here it is, folks: the end of 2020. The last dance. The grand finale. Some bloggers like to end the year by reflecting upon it: they look back at all … Continue reading The End of 2020
You’ve probably seen those ads online for freelance writing jobs. I especially like the ones that expect you to pay a fee in order to have access to jobs. The … Continue reading I Tried Ghost Writing Once–And Didn’t Like It
Hello, everyone! I hope you had a wonderful holiday. Thankfully, 2020 is nearly over. There’s something else coming to an end: the BOGO sale here on Woolaston Entertainment. Tomorrow (December 27) is the final day to purchase a title and receive a select title for free. I have to say, the sale was pretty successful (13 books purchased and 13 given away is pretty successful for an indie author!). So, if you’re thinking about placing an order, Sunday night, Dec 27 will be your last chance to take advantage of the sale.
Thank you again to everyone who ordered, and I hope you enjoy your books!
Chances are, your local public library has shelves that are lines with thousands of books. Readers have plenty to choose from. If you’ve published a book and it’s available at … Continue reading Lola Vencent is a HPL Favorite
I decided to take a break from writing to get some reading done. My “To Read” list on Goodreads is a bit lengthy, and I’d like to start crossing off … Continue reading Reading The Archer by Paulo Coelho
I’m always happy to hear a reader has enjoyed one of my books!
What are three things Our Lady of Righteous Rage combines that no other book combines? Adolescence, punk rock and feline characters. Yes, this sounds like a very odd combination…until you read the book.
Our Lady of Righteous Rage is an indie book that traces the lives of a group of friends growing up in late 1990’s/early 2000’s New York. What makes this particular group of friends unique, is the fact they’re anthropomorphic cats. Of course, once you start reading Our Lady, you won’t even care about that. You’ll be focusing on the characters and their journey from childhood to adulthood, and all of the little misadventures in between. They want to start a punk rock band, and a business, and the road to either is paved with good and bad experiences that any reader can relate to. Some of them get married; some get divorced. They experience high school graduations…
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NaNoWriMo isn’t the only time of the year when writers put words on paper. Throughout the year, from January until December, we crank out a few words here and there, in whatever time we can manage. If you have a job apart from writing, as I have, it isn’t always easy to find the time […]
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Woolaston Entertainment turned 26 this month! In honor of the 26 years, I’m having a sale for 26 days! Now through December 27, you can purchase select paperback titles from … Continue reading 26 Days of BOGO!