WTF is a Genogram?
In the simplest terms, a genogram is a modern family tree, but it can be so much more than that, and I have found it especially useful as a writer.
What is Solar Weather?
The sun can play a part in writing, not only as an obvious source of light, but also as a literary device all its own
A Semi-Not-Horribly-Regular Newsletter #14
In this issue: All We Leave Behind, Busy Days, New Posts, An Indie Author Program Review Selection (a review).
Review: Soul of Lucifer: Lost by Rune Rivers – A 2022 Indie Author Review Selection
Description • The Review • More About the Author Description (from Amazon.com) A modern day angel inherits the war of her predecessor through means of reincarnation. After waking up alone in a clearing, battered and bruised from a demon hunting assignment gone wrong, Oren tries to piece together what happened. In trying to report back…
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On Temperature & Emotion
The emotions drummed up by your characters would also be the emotions that you feel when you are in that situation.
Making the Switch to Scrivener
I finally pulled the trigger and made the switch from my collection of Microsoft products to Scrivener. This is why.
A Semi-Not-Horribly-Regular Newsletter #13
In this issue: October Giveaway, Prepping, New Posts, An Indie Author Program Review Selection (a review).
On Precipitation & Emotion
There are many forms of precipitation–from snow to rain to ice crystals and more–and therefore many ways a writer can use it for emotion.
Review: Twenty-Eight by Raymond Beaman – A 2022 Indie Author Review Selection
Review: Twenty Eight by Raymond Beaman – A 2022 Indie Author Review Selection
Alien Weather
Alien weather is something I think about quite frequently, not only because it plays into my own writing, but because it’s just neat.
Transit Novels
Nonfiction
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