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How to Write Potent Action Scenes – Part 2 by Jessica Page Morrell – Writing Craft Series
Fiction and memoir writers need to be omnivorous–searching out classics and bestsellers, prizewinners and Goodreads favorites–reading widely, and analyzing with an eye for structure and arcs. And they need to analyze movies and read screenplays for storytelling techniques.
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MYSTERY & MAYHEM Book Awards for Cozy and Not-So-Cozy Mysteries – 2018 Slush Pile Survivors
M&M Book Awards feature "mystery and mayhem", amateur sleuthing, light suspense, travel mystery, classic mystery, British cozy, hobby sleuths, senior sleuths, or historical mystery, perhaps with a touch of romance or humor. Here are the 2018 M&M Slush Pile Survivors.
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ETHYR by M.P. Follin – Middle-Grade Fantasy, Gamers, Action/Adventure
Play at your own risk! M.P. Follin’s “Ethyr” is a wild ride where one wrong move means game over—permanently!
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ADVENTURES in SELF-PUBLISHING, #1: VANQUISHING the FEAR by Gail Noble-Sanderson – Self Publishing, Marketing, Moving Beyond Fear
Moving through our fears is the only way to the other side where we can step fully forward making choices true to who we are. Gail Noble-Sanderson shares who inspired her.
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Scott Steindorff, A-List Executive Film Producer at the Chanticleer Authors Conference
Scott Steindorff is an American film and television producer who specializes in adapting books into movies. Known in the industry as the “Hollywood Book Man”, when he buys rights to a book, there's a good chance that story will show up on the big or home screen. AND he is coming to the Chanticleer Authors Conference!
Introducing On Word Talks Video Blog
We read their books. We love their stories. We move in with their characters, yet we often know very little about the author behind it all.
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