Websites 4 Writers either I or my friends enjoy on a regular basis.
Writer Interview Lea Wait writes Scribner’s award winning Shadows Antique Print Mystery series, in which antique print dealer Maggie Summer solves crimes by finding clues in her nineteenth century prints. She is also the author of acclaimed historical novels for children aged 7 and up, set in 19th century Wiscasset. Lea grew up in New…
Writer Interview Dawn M. Hunt is a member of the Connecticut Artists and Publishers Association, the National Association of Women Writers, Sisters in Crime National and Sisters in Crime New England. She grew up in the high desert town of Bend, Oregon where she raised goats, chickens and rabbits. After a 12 year pit stop…
Sometimes, a great website for writers is not so obvious. Matt Madden’s website quickly gets to the point once you start viewing his graphic art from 99 Ways to Tell a Story. He’s graciously provided at least 20 of them on his website to help market his book as well as provide educational value. Although…
Writer Interview Ele Greer is a retired professional artist muddling her way into a writing career while trying to control weeds on her three-acre property with the help of an old-fashioned scythe, an overworked husband, and 22 cats. No one is winning any awards yet, especially not in weed-management. Moe: When did you know you…
A writer needs to hand his or her best work to a reader – even if the reader’s role is to improve your work. Good feedback raises your personal best. Writers who pass around substandard work find the suggestions tell them basic stuff, instead of giving them information that stretches their technical skills and improves…
Writer Interview Holli Harrison lives outside of Granbury, Texas and loves to read and write. She is currently the willing captive of a sweet cat named Dorian, who has a great case of separation anxiety. Her hope is that her readers will enjoy stories as much as she did in writing them. Moe: When did…
Writer Interview Louise Sawyer lives on Vancouver Island and loves to walk by the ocean. She is currently crafting dollhouse furniture, and is in love with Stabilo woody crayons. Louise is an online creativity coach and writes a monthly newsletter. Moe: When did you know you wanted to be a writer? Louise Sawyer: I dreamed…
Simple and easy to use. That’s what I like about Julie Hood’s website and organization method for writers. The Organized Writer is for those writers who wish they could be more organized but don’t quite know how to go about it. In 30 days Julie can not only have your work space organized but have…