The Wild Ink Publishing and Conquest Publishing authors came together to write eclipse inspired flash fiction and poetry.
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Meet Your Heroes!
I’ve heard it said to “never meet your heroes.” However, there are certain people who impact your life in such a profound way that it would be a disservice to yourself and to them if you didn't seek them out when possible to have the chance to maybe engage on a more personal level. I personally believe, in this ever-distancing world, that these encounters are more important now than ever.
Don’t Quit Your Day Job (and Why That’s a Good Thing!)
By Bruce Buchanan Making full-time living writing fiction is living the dream—but for most authors (even ones with book deals), being a writer means working a day job. If you are one of those writers, you are in good company. Octavia Butler wrote by night and punched the clock at a potato chip factory by … Continue reading Don’t Quit Your Day Job (and Why That’s a Good Thing!)
The Writer as a Tortoise.
by Sheelagh Aston It is estimated that 97% of people who start writing a novel never finish it. So, congratulations on finishing the first draft of your MS. Do not underestimate the achievement and enjoy the satisfaction of writing THE END. Celebrate. You deserve it. Now what? You will be eager to get it out … Continue reading The Writer as a Tortoise.
The Art of Writing a Book Blurb
There often comes a point during the publishing process in which you will be asked to write a #BookBlurb. Now, don’t start panicking just yet. You’ve been doing this for years (even if you didn’t know it). Everytime a friend asks you about a movie and you give them the quick rundown– the main character … Continue reading The Art of Writing a Book Blurb
The Infinitely Awesome J.K. Raymond
Today we have the chance to hear from our very own J.K. Raymond... the author of Infinite Mass, Wild Ink Publishing's most recent YA/NA title (available wherever books are sold). J.K. was kind enough to sit down with S.E. Reed to share her thoughts, dreams, and journey to becoming one of our rising stars! Make … Continue reading The Infinitely Awesome J.K. Raymond
Episode Seven: An Interview with Emily St. Marie about the Magical Muse Library
In this episode, Abigail sits down with Emily St. Marie, illustrator / author, to discuss the Magical Muse Library.
Episode Six: An Interview with S.E. Reed, author of “My Heart is Hurting” and Andrea Myers and Tanya Pearrell of She’s Somebody’s Daughter. A novel representation of what happens when a community comes together to help an at-risk teen from trafficking and exploitation.
Abby interviewed S.E. Reed, author of "My Heart is Hurting," and Andrea Myer and Tanya Pearrell of She's Somebody's Daughter. This anti-trafficking non-profit exists to erase the lines of separation that isolates those affected by sexual exploitation. We discuss "My Heart is Hurting" and how communities can come together to help a teen at risk of trafficking and exploitation.
Episode Five: Plotting, Pantsing, Outlining! Oh My!
In this episode, Brittany and Abby talk about writing as busy moms. They also talk about plot structure, and how to make the most of your story's plot. Then they tell us how they outline their books, discussing the pros and cons of plotting and pantsing.
Episode Four – An Interview with Melissa R. Mendelson
Join Abby as she interviews poet, Melissa R. Mendelson. Mendelson talked about her inspiration, how she crafts her poems and stories, about her poetry book This Will Remain With Us, and her upcoming book.
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