Revising Your Story

Below are a few of the slides from the workshop I taught at the Idaho Writers' Conference, April 27, 2019. If you're interested in this workshop or any of the other workshops I teach, click on the "appearances" tab above for more information.

Here are a few snapshots from the wonderful two-day conference:

Oh, How I Miss You

It’s that time of year again!

(Hosted by Andrew Leon, Alex J. Cavanaugh, and Matthew MacNish)

 

Do you have favorite bloggers?

Ones you would miss if they were gone, and ones you do miss because they are already gone?

 

In the comments below - tell us who your favorite bloggers are - so that we can all go pay them a visit and let them know they're valued.

 

Bloggers I'd certainly miss if they were gone:

Nathan Bransford

Mary Kole over at KidLit 

Chuck Sambuchino over at WD's GLA Blog

 

Bloggers that I do miss:

Artemis Grey

Melissa Dean

 

Who are your favorite bloggers?

 

X is for eXactly write

 

So … you want to be a writer? Where do you start? How do you get there? No worries. This month I’ll be sharing my A to Z list of writer’s resources: books, blogs, and beyond! Check back each day to find helpful resources for improving your writing and navigating your way through the publishing industry.


X is for eXactly write (uh, yeah, pun intended)

Okay, we're coming down the final stretch, and OH. MY. Gosh. This is freaking hilarious ... CLICK HERE - trust me - YOU WON'T REGRET IT ... This awesome link gets the whole writing eXperience eXactly write. ;)

 

 

N is for Nathan Bransford

 

So … you want to be a writer? Where do you start? How do you get there? No worries. This month I’ll be sharing my A to Z list of writer’s resources: books, blogs, and beyond! Check back each day to find helpful resources for improving your writing and navigating your way through the publishing industry.


N is for Nathan Bransford

Here is another legend in the industry: Nathan Bransford. And his blog is an incredible wealth of information. He recently published a book on the craft of writing, and I've added it to my must-read list.

Have you already read his book? What did you think of it?