This enlightening and instructional blog post by top-tiered editor and Chanticleer Master Writing Craft teacher, Jessica Morrell, gives examples of components of exceptional fiction writing.
To get in on the ground floor of this new technology that will greatly affect authors and the publishing industry, please read on.
We know what you need... a little more romance in your lives! Join us in celebration of all books #romance and #romantic_fiction. Yes, we're talking about the SPOTLIGHT on the Chatelaine Hall of Fame Authors!
What you name your characters is a critical part to your story development. It may well be the focal point of what makes your work resonate in your readers' minds.
Presenting the Laramie Hall of Fame of Western and American fiction! Also why we named them the Laramie Book Awards along with interesting facts about Laramie, Wyoming, and its historical icons. An interesting read that also honors the Laramie Book Awards winners!
Sometimes we all need reminders to keep us on track and focused while writing. We hope that you will find these tips handy.
The USA was founded. Napoleon proclaimed himself Emperor. Jane Austin's works were published anonymously. Thomas Paine publishes his treatise "The Rights of Man." These are but a few historic events that happened in the Goethe years. It is our honor to recognize these awarding-winning historical fiction authors whose works educate and inform us about the post-1750s past.
Using names as foreshadowing clues and smart plotting devices is indicative of finely honed writing craft. Here are some helpful links and tips.
The right choice of words and vocabulary create subtext in fiction works making them compelling and memorable. Read on for examples by Michelle Cox, Wendy Delaney, Kerry Greenwood, J.K.Rowling, Shakespeare, George R.R. Martin, and others.
Quotes from our presidents and notable authors that remember and honor our fallen. We also suggested books for Memorial Day. "May we never forget freedom isn’t free.” —Unknown