Oh, let’s talk about pen names! Let’s start with what a pen name is. By definition, it’s a false name an author uses to publish their written work instead of … Continue reading Amazon Author Central and Pen Names
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Dramatis Personae
I wondered, if I needed to include a list of the characters, did that mean I had too many characters?
Parts of a Manuscript
The Poets and Writers Complete Guide to Being A Writer, the list of the parts of a manuscript located in Chapter 20 made me pause.
Long Reads vs Short Reads
Did you ever watch a movie all the way to the ending and realize the story could have been told in much shorter time? Or, have you ever read a … Continue reading Long Reads vs Short Reads
Write For Yourself First
Lots of writers and authors and well-educated people like to offer advice on the best way to write a book, create a setting, define your characters, etc. I’m no different: … Continue reading Write For Yourself First
Got That Proof
Happy Hump Day, everybody! It’s a great day to be a writer…oh, everyday is a great day to be a writer! Today I’m looking over the author’s proof copy I … Continue reading Got That Proof
When You Can’t Kick Or Punch, Write A Book
Writing can be very cathartic. It’s a great way to get out your aggression, release some tension, and just feel better about things. People, jobs, situations, etc, can make us … Continue reading When You Can’t Kick Or Punch, Write A Book
The Return of the Monday Topic
Any working writer can tell you, it’s hard to balance your working life, personal life and writing life. You have to work in order to maintain a roof over your … Continue reading The Return of the Monday Topic
The Hardcovers Are Coming…
Hello, dear readers! If you’ve followed me for any amount of time or poked around on this website, then you’re probably aware of how I publish my books. They’re available … Continue reading The Hardcovers Are Coming…
Black Books and Black Authors: Walter Mosley
When the pandemic hit, I expected the public library where I currently work to shut down. Instead, we temporarily closed to the public while employees continued to report to work. … Continue reading Black Books and Black Authors: Walter Mosley
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