Does the idea of reading your work in front of an audience terrify you? We’ve been discussing the subject of presenting your work on the Children’s Book Hub this month, and if you answered yes to the above question, you’re not alone. Many writers are drawn...
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[caption id="attachment_3090" align="alignleft" width="115"] Celtic Run: A Jake McGreevy Novel by Sean Vogel[/caption] Gold Recipient: The Mom's Choice Awards® Winner: The Global eBook Awards Jake,...
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When it comes to maintaining continuity of plot details in a series, it can be helpful to create a scene chart or...
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In the last post, we looked at building, developing and maintaining the continuity of characters within a series. Now let’s look at...
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Despite scrupulous editing, some of the most successful series of all time feature notable inconsistencies. For example, in Eragon, book one of...
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There are many different ways to categorize a series. One common way is as a set of stories that feature the same...
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It took us thirteen drafts to figure out the best way to start the Very Fairy Princess series: with a “day in...
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I’ve been on a series of deadlines and taking a bit of a break from blogging, but as I promised last week,...
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I've been taking a break from blogging for the past month in order to focus on writing and editing deadlines, as well...
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The first thing I said when my husband and I learned we were expecting a daughter was, “OK, but we’re not doing...
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