Writer’s Challenge: Harvesting from your family tree
At a youth conference a couple of years ago, I attended a class entitled, “Learning about our ancestors helps
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Because Every Genre Needs Romance
At a youth conference a couple of years ago, I attended a class entitled, “Learning about our ancestors helps
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One of the definitions of the word “Contrast” at Dictionary.com is the “opposition or juxtaposition of different forms, lines,
Too often novice authors rely only on miscommunication between characters to create conflict in stories. Harlequin editor, Victoria Curran, reminded
The writer, T. S. Eliot, insisted that the most important element in writing is the “objective correlative” which evokes emotion by describing
It’s the holidays—that wonderful time of the year when you have too many things to do, too many places to