Welcome to a new series, in which I talk about why historical fiction does not have to sound old-fashioned, the differences in writing styles, and how to construct dialogue in historical fiction. Today’s post will only be the introduction, so let’s get into it!
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My Guidelines For Writing Christian Romance
So there I am, scrolling through blog post drafts because I am horrible at posting on a regular basis. Anyway, I come across this, which was originally titled ‘My Three Rules In Writing Romance,’ and clicked on it to see what I got started.
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February is over, guys. It is now March.
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I’ve got some snippets to share!
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We’ve made it to the end of 2021…
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I think The Woodsman and Arrows are duking it out for my attention.
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ONE MONTH AWAY FROM 2022. Time really does seem to go by faster as you grow up…
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(Part 1)
Hello, everyone! It is time for Part 2 of Know The Novel, an annual linkup by Christine Smith! And today’s fun features a couple of snippets! 😉
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First of all, Happy Reformation Day! 504 years ago, Martin Luther pinned the 95 Theses to the church door in Wittenberg. According to legend, of course. It might not have happened, but the writing of the 95 Theses definitely happened, and it marked a pivotal moment in the Protestant Reformation.
Continue reading “October Writing Results / November Writing Goals”When Characters Need A Personality Switch
I came across an old flash fiction last night, while going through old post drafts. Specifically, it’s set way back when I still had the old plot for Arrows, but after I’d meshed some characters together.
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