In this episode of The Write Good Books Podcast, Jason and Scott look at a few different ways to describe violence in your writing. When is too much too much, and when are you not using enough. Click the link below to stream the episode. Also available at iTunes, Soundcloud, RSS and YouTube. About the […]
Five Links Friday 5/12/17
Another busy week is in the books. And speaking of books, I started listening to the first book of Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time series in the car. I haven’t read that type of fantasy in decades, and so far it’s not too bad. I’ll give it a chance for a couple of books and […]
Three Awesome Writing Resources
There are so many good resources for writers out there: some free, and some available for a small fee. I’d like to talk about three of the best when it comes to finding publishers and agents. I’ve mentioned these off and on throughout the last few years blogging, but I thought it would be a […]
What to look for in a writing group
I’ve talked about critique groups before and how important it is to have a group of writer friends, but I haven’t talked too much about what to look for in a group to make sure it’s a good fit. This is vital because if you’re getting feedback from the wrong people, it can hurt your […]
Some thoughts on Tate Publishing and other scammers
I’d like to open this post with a link to another site. Yeah, I know it’s not the best strategy to immediately send readers off clicking someplace else, but I trust you’ll be back. It will even open in a separate tab, and we’ll be right here waiting for you. So go ahead and click […]
Five Links Friday 5/5/17
So after last weekend’s crazy event, we’re back for another Five Links Friday. Enjoy! 1. Let’s start with a post on Reedsy with some tips on How to write a compelling protagonist. For bonus points, they’ve got a bunch of Star War references! 2. Need some reasons to write? Here are Steve Rasnic Tem and […]
How to Prepare for a Panel Discussion
I recently wrote about some of the basic stuff you should do to prepare for a convention. The focus on that post lied mostly on setting up a vendor table to sign books. While I did briefly touch on panels, I thought it would be a good idea to take a more in-depth look at […]
How to Prepare for a Convention
Even though the weekend was cut short, I still did have a great time Friday at ConStellation 8 in Lincoln staffing the Nebraska Writers Guild table with a couple of talented authors and participating in a panel on writing horror. I’d been on panels at previous conventions, but this was my first time not only […]
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