1. For those of you
who have a book published either traditionally or Indie, check out Anne
Janzer's article on BookBub Ads to support your marketing efforts.
2. Lori Freeland
posts at Writers
in The Storm regarding character development in your novel. She gives many
tips on how to achieve this and bring your book to life.
3. WND
reports that Canada
4. Robin Lee Hatcher
posts at Seriously
Write on how to stay with writing for the long haul. The principles can be
applied to any pursuit in life, so it's not a "writer only post." I
loved the line where she said every one of her books is a book of her heart. I
think you'll like this one.
5. Brr, winter is
here in the Northeast. Looking for some comfort food, I came across this recipe
at Real
Simple for meatloaf with bacon. It sounds good, and maybe I'll even try
this one. (I can't begin to tell you how many recipes I clip and never make!)
If you try it, please let me know how it comes out.
Writers: How do you
develop your characters? Do you have lengthy profiles or get to know them as
you write? Please share.
Readers: What's more important to you: the characters or the
plot? Why?
Photo Credit: Sergey Klemkin
Photo Credit: Sergey Klemkin
1 comment:
Susan: I am concerned about the article about the child-euthanasia. A Sunday school teacher compared the ways of the world as a door that is closed but becomes ajar at what seems to be something not a serious breach of God's Law. A bit later, something causes that door to be opened wider. That door becomes opened more and more as time goes by. Until it is opened entirely. I have read of the euthanasia issue being more and more an accepted 'way of doing business' in our world.
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