This week’s guest post is an interview is my wonderful friend and author Ichabod Temperance. Enjoy!
Writers blog
GP: How to go about constructing a good fight scene
This week’s wonderful guest is my friend and fellow writer, Ryan Mitsui who discusses his method of constructing fight scenes in a novel. Enjoy 🙂
The Sunshine Blogger Award
I got a lovely surprise in receiving the Sunshine Blogger Award. This award is given to creative, positive and inspiring bloggers. So, I want to give a super shoutout to the awesome Lorraine Ambers, who is a great writer and friend. Thank you!! Make sure to visit her blog, it’s full of really helpful and interesting posts.
GP: Interview with author Stella Dee
This week’s guest post is an interview with the lovely Stella Dee, author of Living Among Ghosts.
How to use Buffer for scheduling your social media
It’s Monday, you know what that means, I’m back with another Monday Marketing(ish) post.
March Goals 2018
GP: Interview with writer Lindsey Richardson
Things you wish you knew before writing
Today I thought I would share a little wisdom… from other writers all at different stages of the writing journey.
So I went and pestered several of my writer friends, asking them all “what things do you wish you knew before writing.” Here are their insightful responses!
GP: The Scandals in Hollywood by Lindy S Hudis
We have all seen the news regarding the extend of the harassment and abuse that has been ongoing in Hollywood by men who have been using their power and status to abuse people. Many brave actresses and actors have been speaking out about this. Today’s guest poster is the author Lindy S Hudis who knows about these scandals first-hand. She shares her story here.
I moved to Los Angeles in the spring of 1992 to become an actress. I had no money, contacts or connections, just a heart full of dreams and a spirit filled with ambition. I moved into a tiny studio apartment right in the heart of Hollywood. I felt that I was on my way, and I was excited!I did everything right. I had studied drama in New York, New York University Tisch School of the Arts, as a matter of fact. I had done quite a bit of live theater, including a season of Summer Stock in Upstate New York, and several Off-Off Broadway plays. I quickly learned that nobody was half as interested in looking down my resume as they were in looking down my shirt.
GP: My first year as a writer by J M Woodall
This week’s guest poster is the lovely J M Woodall, author of Like A Fox on the Run. He discusses his experience during the first year of being a writer. Enjoy!
My First Year as A Writer
by J M Woodall
No one ever wakes up one morning and just decides, “Hey! I think I’ll become an author today!” Right?
Well, as much as it seemed that’s what I did, I promise you, that’s not how it went down. As I approach my first year as a published author, I take a slight pause to reflect on just what a wild and crazy ride it’s been in just a few, short months.
