This post contains affiliate links. I’m an Author/Publisher at Jeweled Dagger Publishing. I love helping other authors and connecting with authors of all Genres. Maybe you do too. My main genre of writing is Romance but tell me about what you are writing and how we can help each other connect and reach out. IContinue reading “Romance With a Twist”
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Stories are Better With a Bit of Mystery
This post contains affiliate links. I never really enjoyed writing as a kid. In school, it always felt like work. But after several post-college jobs required me to write, I (ironically) slowly grew to enjoy it. My first unpublished draft came about after doing a team-building exercise for my co-workers that involved writing a storyContinue reading “Stories are Better With a Bit of Mystery”
Characters are the Most Important Part of a Story
This post contains affiliate links. After being medically retired from the Army in 2015, Maccabee’s life has been a rollercoaster of a journey down a road most refuse to travel. Before deciding to become a voice actor, Maccabee was just like everyone else; working to survive and take care of his family. And when GodContinue reading “Characters are the Most Important Part of a Story”
Nature vs Nurture, Birth Family vs Adoption
This post contains affiliate links. Adopted at birth, Edward Di Gangi was born and raised in New York City. Although he knew for most of his life that he was adopted, it wasn’t until he approached his seventieth birthday that he began to search for the identity of his birth mother. His journey and the manyContinue reading “Nature vs Nurture, Birth Family vs Adoption”
Improving Writing by Trying New Forms
This post contains affiliate links. “Humans are not ideally set up to understand logic; they are ideally set up to understand stories.” ~ Roger C. Schank, Cognitive Scientist Lisa Jensen is a ghostwriter and novelist living in the Northwest with her husband and a furry family that includes a pack of Chihuahuas and a pairContinue reading “Improving Writing by Trying New Forms”