Publishing, Blogging, and Freelancing
Now that my dark western book, Shadows of Atlantic City, is published, it’s time to move back to the Witcham series. Yes, that means I am working on a dark fantasy and a dark western series at the same time. Why wouldn’t I just finish one before starting the other?
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I recently finished the first draft of my next book, which I plan to edit with AutoCrit. So far, it has found a lot of repetition and redundant phrases. That’s actually one of the biggest reasons why I wanted to use AutoCrit in the first place.
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One of my favorite compliments while writing a book is how my dialogue “feels real.” I go out of my way to make sure that each line doesn’t make the reader cringe with embarrassment. Well, unless it was on purpose in the story.
Read moreWhen I write a book, I find that a solid outline works wonders for keeping me focused and productive. For me, it’s all about seeing the dots and then making the connections. So, how do I go about making those connections to write a story?
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Recently, I had the privilege of taking the Reedsy Masterclass for How to Write a Novel featuring Tom Bromley. I am a proponent of education in all forms, and this was right up my alley. But is the Reedsy masterclass worth the time and money?
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