Format: PaperbackPublished: June 19th, 2000Age: AdultGenre: Non-Fiction – Reference – WritingGoodreads Rating: 2/5 Stars There have been more recent editions of this book since the one I own was published, and I really hope these editions have updated the way they handle the ‘archetypes’ as, to be frank, I found the descriptions and way theContinueContinue reading “Book Review: Complete Writer’s Guide to Heroes and Heroines By Tami D. Cowden, Caro LaFever, Sue Viders”
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Book Blogger Hop: June 23rd – 29th
Book Blogger Hop What questions would you ask any author if you had the chance? (submitted by Billy @ Coffee Addicted Writer) This is a hard one because it feels like there are so many authors I would just love to actually sit down and talk to. And my questions would totally depend on who it wasContinueContinue reading “Book Blogger Hop: June 23rd – 29th”
Writing the Other – Nisi Shawl & Cynthia Ward [Books]
There have long been discussions surrounding representation in books, and those discussions have increased recently. Fact: We need more diverse people in publishing, in various roles, including as agents, editors, in marketing, in buying, in selling. We need people who aren’t going to tell Black men and women they didn’t connect to the ‘voice’ ofContinueContinue reading “Writing the Other – Nisi Shawl & Cynthia Ward [Books]”
How To Write Your First Novel – Sophie King [Books]
I am a big lover of writing craft books. I read a lot of them, and I read a variety. Many have interesting tips, great advice, and can be written really well. Unfortunately, How to Write Your First Novel is not one of them. This book is for absolute, complete beginners. The problem, I think, isContinueContinue reading “How To Write Your First Novel – Sophie King [Books]”
Unwrapping Words 