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Tag Archives: Arts
A Dog’s Life – Featuring Chris Otto
My dream of writing books started when I was only young. Those of you that have followed my blog for a while might also remember one of my favourite places to write when I was young was on a flat … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Writers, Uncategorized
Tagged A Dog's Life, Arts, Chris Otto, Comics, Dog, Labrador Retriever
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Writing a novel via the musical approach…
Once upon a time I was the only female member in a rock band which had a very menacing sounding name. The boys often found themselves saying “she’s not with any of us” to their adoring female fans and the name … Continue reading
Posted in Mad Ramblings
Tagged Arts, Arts and Entertainment, Bands and Artists, Lead vocalist, Melody, Music, Musical ensemble, Songwriter, Writing
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What if I don’t have a book trailer?
Book trailers are a popular new way to promote both published and unpublished books. They usually are about 1-3 minutes in length and look just like those movie trailers we have watched for years but are to promote a book … Continue reading
A Serious Case of Writer’s Flow
We have all heard of writer’s block. He is that little demon that swoops in and flirts with your muse for a bit. While he is keeping her distracted you grow increasingly worried that she will turn her back on … Continue reading
Posted in Writing Journey
Tagged Arts, Communications, Word count, writers block, Writers Resources, Writing, Writing and Editing, Young-adult fiction
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