Author Archives: RieSheridanRose
About RieSheridanRose
Rie Sheridan Rose multitasks. A lot. Her short stories appear in numerous anthologies, including Nightmare Stalkers and Dream Walkers Vols. 1 and 2, and Killing It Softly. She has authored twelve novels, six poetry chapbooks, and lyrics for dozens of songs. She tweets as @RieSheridanRose.First Official Entry
Well, today I am making my first official post on the diary. This will be a weekly thing, scheduled–at the moment–for Mondays. It will typically be late in the day, but it will be here. 🙂 My! The last month … Continue reading →
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Tagged beta readers, cats, first draft, Jo Mann, Rie Sheridan Rose, Steampunk, The Conn-Mann Chronicles, The Incredibly Irritating Irishman, writing
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Procrastination Station!
Okay, so we are down to the wire on NaNoWriMo. There are only 5,697 words to go. Jo has behaved herself admirably through most of the draft, and the book has done some things that I really am loving, but… You knew … Continue reading →
Writer Interview: Katie Magnusson
Today, I have the pleasure of sharing an interview with Katie Magnusson, one of the authors in Mocha Memoirs Press’s new Paranormal Sherlock Holmes anthology, An Improbable Truth. Here is what she has to say for herself and her … Continue reading →
Writing is Exciting — 3 D's for Daily Success!
It’s another week down on NaNoWriMo. So far, things are going along swimmingly. Jo is proving to be her usual feisty self, and things are heating up for Practical Polly in the dime novel too. There is nothing more exciting … Continue reading →
Posted in The Writing Life, writing tips
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Tagged determination, discipline, divergence, NaNoWriMo, Rie Sheridan Rose, the Bardabee Poet, writing, writing tips
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It's Friday Already?!
This will probably be a short, sweet post, because I have to be about my 1667 words for today– Yes, it’s that time of year again. November is upon us, and NaNoWriMo is here. This year, I am writing the … Continue reading →
Author Interview: Steven R. Southard
Today’s blog post is an interview with my fellow Hides the Dark Tower author and Avast Ye, Airships contributor Steven R. Southard. I asked Steven to tell us a little about himself, and his work in Hides the Dark … Continue reading →
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Tagged author, Avast Ye Airships!, blog, blogging, Hides the Dark Tower, interview, Rie Sheridan Rose, Steven R. Southard, the Bardabee Poet
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Happy Halloween!
This is my favorite holiday of the year. Ghosts and ghouls wandering the world, trick-or-treating, scary stories… Last week I told you about some of the scary stories that I had for Halloween. Today, I am going to give … Continue reading →
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Tagged A Night in the Lonesome October, books, Halloween, Halloween Night: Trick or Treat, October's End, Ray Bradbury, recommendations, Rie Sheridan Rose, Roger Zelazny, S. M.Barrett, the Bardabee Poet, The Halloween Host, The Halloween Tree, writing
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Once More — Let's Go, WriMo!
[The above is the Toastmasters Speech I gave on the subject Tuesday. Sorry for the position of the camera…but the vocal is good] One last call to action here. 🙂 NaNoWriMo is less than 48 hours away now. Join me … Continue reading →
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Tagged challenge, NaNoWriMo, National Novel Writing Month, Rie Sheridan Rose, the Bardabee Poet, Toastmasters, writing, writing tips
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GUEST POST — Naomi Rawle Discusses Her Story "Core Craving" in Hides the Dark Tower
I’d like to start off by thanking Rie for letting me share with you some of the things that inspired “Core Craving,” the flash fiction piece I have in the Hides the Dark Tower anthology. The story is set in … Continue reading →
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Tagged "Core Craving", anthology, castles, fortresses, Greece, guest blog, guest post, Hides the Dark Tower, inspirations, Kastra.eu, Naomi Rawle, Rie Sheridan Rose, the Bardabee Poet, writing
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Overcoming Writer's Block: 5 Quick Tips
We all have those days… Sitting in front of a glowing screen, or empty notebook and NOTHING wants to be written on it. This has been particularly frustrating in light of the challenge this year. I can’t afford NOT to … Continue reading →
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