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Feeding This Writer’s Soul

March 24, 2023 Catherine Maiorisi Uncategorized

I’m writing this on my birthday, March 23, and feeling overwhelmed by the support of my community—family, friends, readers, other[…]

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THE REINVENTION(S) OF RAY SALEMI/DANIEL

March 22, 2023 C. Michele Dorsey Uncategorized

When I caught up with Ray Salemi (a/k/a) Ray Daniel) at New England Crime Bake in November, I was surprised[…]

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Writers: Has This Ever Happened to You?

March 17, 2023 Sharon Ward Uncategorized

Mystery Novel in Progress Those of you who know me know I am in the middle of writing Hidden Depths,[…]

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What Happens When Robots Dream For Us

March 6, 2023 Emilya Naymark Fiction, Inspiration, Uncategorized, Writing

What are we going to do when machines become better at all things creative than we are? When they dream for us?

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CHERYL A. HEAD: TIME’S UNDOING

March 3, 2023 Catherine Maiorisi Uncategorized

Please join me in welcoming Cheryl Head to the Miss Demeanors blog. Cheryl is the author of the highly regarded[…]

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FOUR CASES FOR CRIME WRITERS TO WATCH

March 1, 2023 C. Michele Dorsey Uncategorized

Does art imitate life or life imitate art?  It doesn’t matter for a crime writer. We know that real people[…]

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The Ins and Outs of Book Covers (and Hidden Depths Cover Reveal)

February 24, 2023 Sharon Ward Uncategorized

While the old adage says you can’t tell a book by its cover, the newest science for marketing books says[…]

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SHOULD WRITERS BE TRAVELERS OR VACATIONERS?

February 22, 2023 Lane Stone Uncategorized

I’ve said on about a million panels that writers should curate their experiences, (aka refill their tanks, aka have something[…]

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What is a beta reader and do I need them?

February 17, 2023 Marni Graff Editing, Tips and Tricks, Uncategorized, Writing

Writers and readers hear terms bandied about and don’t often understand them. Beta readers was a new one to me[…]

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3 Tips on Writing What You Know (without confusing people)

February 14, 2023 Emilya Naymark Editing, Fiction, Tips and Tricks, Uncategorized

Sometimes writing what you know too well can leave readers scratching their heads. How to strike a balance between too deep of a dive and a fascinating peek?

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