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Red Pencil Thursday
Welcome back to Red Pencil Thursday. I apologize for the hiatus. I’ve been under deadline and then off on the family vaca, but I hope to get back on a regular weekly schedule of RPT. To do that, I’ll … Continue reading
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Tagged Julieanne Reeves, online critique group, POV, Razing Kayne, writing advice
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Red Pencil Thursday
Writers wrestle with all sorts of issues as they craft their stories. One of the thorniest is POV–point of view. When I was just starting out, I blithely assumed I could leap from head to head, zooming in close, then … Continue reading
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Tagged Mia Marlowe, online critique group, POV, Red Pencil Thursday, writing
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Red Pencil Thursday
Knowing where to begin a story is sometimes the toughest decision an author makes. When I wrote Erinsong, my editor lopped twelve mortal pages off the beginning–pages I had lovingly crafted, designed to beguile my readers into the world of … Continue reading
Red Pencil Thursday 10th Century Style
My RPT volunteer is someone I’m looking forward to meeting in Chicago next week. She’s Karen Limbrick, one of the aspiring writers who are gathering in Illinois a couple days before the Romantic Times Convention begins in earnest to focus … Continue reading
Red Pencil Thursday
Today my RPT volunteer is Erin Bentley–one of the aspiring writers I’ll be working with in Chicago in a couple weeks. I always go early to the Romantic Times Convention so I can give some workshops for Bobbi Smith’s Advanced … Continue reading
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Tagged Erin Bentley, Mia Marlowe, online critique group, Red Pencil Thursday
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Red Pencil Thursday Goes to Italy
I’m so delighted to bring you a new RPT volunteer–Molly Maka. Her WIP is called Angel and it’s set in WWII. I know conventional wisdom says historical romance should be plunked down squarely in Regency England (and I love a … Continue reading
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Tagged online critique group, Red Pencil Thursday, writing advice
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Red Pencil Thursday
Welcome to another edition of my online critique group. Pour yourself a cup of coffee. Put up your feet and prepare to offer my volunteer, Jean Viola Ryan, your opinion about her first 500 words. We do a critique of … Continue reading
Red Pencil Thursday Rides Again!
It’s been several months since we had a Red Pencil Thursday, but if I don’t have a volunteer, we can’t have our online critique group. Fortunately, Suzan Tisdale has stepped forward with the first 500 words of her work in … Continue reading
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Shivering Moments
I know, I know. It’s supposed to be Red Pencil Thursday, but if we don’t have a volunteer who’s willing to put his/her work out there, our online critique group is dead in the water. I suspect this lull is … Continue reading
Posted in Lord of Fire and Ice, Red Pencil Thursday, Writers
Tagged Leah Hultenschmidt, Lord of Fire and Ice, Menotti, The Medium
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