How to Review Your Novel on Kindle WITHOUT Uploading It for the World
As I’ve stated before, I’m in the middle of revising my novel. So part of the process is to read the work as a reader (as mentioned in Amy N’s helpful post). So… Read More
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Stray Sparks: The Non-Fiction
A couple of years ago while looking for new things to read, I started to take notice of what the authors I like to read are reading. I even attended a panel at… Read More
Confessional Classic: I Love Your Books, But…
Oh, how I love me some fantasy novels. They are a pleasure without the guilt because when they’re good, they’re really good. And there’s so many sub genres to choose from: Urban Fantasy (The Dresden… Read More
Reading at Midnight
Months ago I strolled through the online library in search of new things to read. That’s where I came across Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil by John Berendt. I remembered seeing the movie… Read More
I Love Your Books, But…
Oh, how I love me some fantasy novels. They are a pleasure without the guilt because when they’re good, they’re really good. And there’s so many sub genres to choose from: Urban (The Dresden Files… Read More
Three Forthcoming Fantasies to Foam Over
WordPress ate the first version of this post. It’s never done that before, and when I say ate, I mean mercilessly devoured, leaving no drafts whatsoever, only the title and tags, like little scraps… Read More
How to Read like an Editor
by Kristine Kathryn Rusch I modified this from a piece I originally wrote for Science Fiction Writer’s Marketplace and Sourcebook, Writers Digest Books, 1994. Back then, I edited The Magazine of Fantasy &… Read More
From the Stacks Master Class: Octavia Butler’s Parable of the Sower
From the Stacks is a reoccurring feature where PLC reviews less-recently published books that we feel deserve more attention. Today I’m going to be talking about Octavia Butler’s classic novel, Parable of the… Read More
Confessional Classic: My Top Five Books On Writing
For the holiday week, we’re digging into the archives and bringing up some buried gems you might not have seen the first time around. I just reread book #4 on this list last… Read More
