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Stormy Weather — This Story Might Make Some People Uncomfortable…
This RieTales story probably should have a trigger warning, but when I first wrote it, there were no trigger warnings. I’m letting you know now though because the world is different than it once was. Despite a rather idyllic beginning, … Continue reading
Posted in About writing
Tagged blogging, difficult subject matter, Mocha Memoirs Press, RieTales, Stormy Weather, trigger warnings, writing
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Today’s Story is an Homage to Mark Twain
I wrote “The Duke, The Dauphin, and the Dirigible” originally for an anthology that was doing Steampunk riffs off of literary masterpieces. I didn’t get into the book, but this story was too good to just throw in the trunk–at … Continue reading
Meet the Main Crew of the Moonbeam
For my own stop on the current blog tour, I thought I would dive a little deeper into the characters in Mutiny on the Moonbeam. Look into their histories and motivations a bit, and maybe play “if I were casting … Continue reading
Posted in About writing, cast lists, Promotions, The Writing Life
Tagged blog tour, dream casts, elves, fairies, Mutiny on the Moonbeam, pirates, writing
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Getting the Most from Your Promotional Dollar: Part 1– Writing Implements
As writers, we soon learn that as hard as the actual writing seems to be at times, it is the easy part. Once you finish the manuscript, find a publisher–or decide to go it alone–and have the final product in … Continue reading
Posted in Promotions, The Writing Life
Tagged Kathryn Sullivan, pencils, pens, promotional dollars, Promotions, Rie Sheridan Rose, writing
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What Do I Talk About Now…?
The end of the insanity has left me a bit at odds. Yes, some days it was almost impossible to come up with a submission. But in the end, it always worked out, and I did it. There were For … Continue reading
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