April 3rd, 2019
The Best Writing Decisions Are Made with All Three Brains
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Blogging Guests | Miscellaneous | Writer's Life
Should you spend the money to go to that writing conference?
Pay for a professional edit on your book?
Invest in new computer equipment for your writing office?
Risk cutting back on work hours so you can write more?… Read the post
March 25th, 2019
Celebrate Spring - Let's Pimp & Promote!
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Books We Love | Marketing | Miscellaneous
It's been a hard winter. Let's celebrate spring with a little "Pimp and Promote." Of course, this always costs us some money, because we have to go out and buy lots of books. But now that it's getting nice, we can find a tree to read under!… Read the post
March 18th, 2019
Writer space - Cheaper than a Divorce
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Blogging Guests | Bumps & Bruises on the Road to Publication | Inspiration | Miscellaneous
By Susan Haught
Have you ever watched a child blow bubbles with a little wand and a bottle of soapy water? Perhaps you’ve taken a turn yourself. If you have, you’ll know there’s something magical about bubbles.
When my son was little, we’d spend Easter with friends, and every year the Easter bunny would leave a bottle of soap bubbles in the kids’ baskets.… Read the post
December 10th, 2018
Firearms: Know Your Weapon!
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Bayard & Holmes | Blogging Guests | Miscellaneous
By Piper Bayard & Jay Holmes
Firearms . . . Love them or hate them, they often turn up in our fiction. Sadly, they often turn up in fiction in fictional ways that leave readers throwing books against the wall. To keep that from happening to WITS readers, let's take a look at the firearms that most often turn up in espionage and crime fiction—the revolver, the semi-automatic, and the automatic.… Read the post
November 16th, 2018
Keeping Track of Everything in Scrivener with Metadata
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Miscellaneous | Technology Fun
One of the great things about Scrivener is that it allows you to divide up your work into scene - or chapter-sized “chunks” (usually documents). This means you can tag those documents to keep track of just about anything you want.… Read the post
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