Jami Gray I started my writing career weaving tales of magic and mayhem in the Urban Fantasy genre. Three books…
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Jami Gray I started my writing career weaving tales of magic and mayhem in the Urban Fantasy genre. Three books…
Continue reading →F. M. Meredith The purpose of this blog is for me to analyze the first two pages of a previous…
Continue reading →Judy Hogan Monday Morning, April 1, 2002. A fight broke out during the second market, but the first day of…
Continue reading →Art Taylor When I first wrote “Rearview Mirror,” the opening story in my novel in stories On the Road with…
Continue reading →B.K. Stevens We all know we’re not supposed to do it. But I did it anyway. Almost all Creative Writing…
Continue reading →Tammy Kaehler The opening lines of my books tend to come to me well in advance of writing the rest…
Continue reading →Debra H. Goldstein Why do people giggle in stressful situations? Some say the snicker is a nervous reaction that relieves…
Continue reading →Margaret Hamilton This story grew out of a five word prompt for an on-line writers group. Yellow, bread and bride…
Continue reading →Janice Law Nights in Berlin starts with that old fashioned device a letter, in this case from the hero’s old…
Continue reading →Richard Edde My novel, Yeti, is sort of a sci-fi action thriller set in the remote mountains of Mongolia. My…
Continue reading →Ginny Fite Ben Cromwell was murdered in the narrow alley between the casino parking garage and the ramp to the…
Continue reading →Ronnie Allen I decided to focus this blog on the first two pages of Aries, my latest release from Black…
Continue reading →Vinnie Hansen Usually I write a short story and then try to find a market for it. By nature I’m…
Continue reading →Judy Penz Sheluk When it comes to short fiction, you probably don’t have two pages to capture someone’s attention. You…
Continue reading →Alan Gordon The van pulled up and parked three blocks up and one over from the club. The side door…
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