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Blogs that make my day

12 Comments / beautiful writing, Bob Summers, David Lawlor, ebook publishing, indie publishing, John L. Monk, Lindy Moone, sequel, Writing, writing a sequel /

Every time I open WordPress, my blog reader gives me images and words that make me look and think more than twice. I’ve explored only a few of the millions available, for talent abounds and there’s little time. Here are some that give me joy every day. The strong, sassy, self-deprecating attitude of Bob Summer’s blog, which doesn’t for a […]

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Backstory

8 Comments / backstory, character change, historical fiction, sidekick, writing a sequel /

Cold Comfort is in final draft stage, and I’m happy with what I’ve done with the character of Wanda, the ‘sidekick’ of my first novel, The Girl on the Mountain. Wanda as a child was charming, spontaneous, and shocking to her elders. Cold Comfort takes place fifteen years later. My first problem was how to transition Wanda to a grown-up.

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