Have Yourself a Murder & Mayhem Christmas with Shonell Bacon’s Death at the Double Inkwell You know what makes for a merry Christmas? A little murder and mayhem! If you haven’t picked up your copy of the mystery Death at the Double Inkwell, I won’t hold it against you–for now. Like RIGHT now. You owe yourself the […]
The Author Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, Gia Parker was the second of four children. As a youth, Gia was always inquisitive and bright, walking at six months, and speaking her first word by eight months. Gia wrote endless pages of poetry and stories for her mother who called her, her “Doll baby”. A […]
The following are topics to be covered on All the Blog’s a Page [website] during 2011. Author features will be bi-monthly, with some features focusing on genres and subject matter and other features focusing on discussion pertaining to writing. I’m currently finalizing authors for January; however, if you would like consideration in being featured for […]
The Author Myne Whitman is Nigerian. She has lived in Nigeria and the UK and now lives with her husband in Bellevue, Washington. She volunteers as an ESL tutor for Hopelink, a local charity. She is the winner of the 2010 Blog of the Year and Best Book & Writing Blog awards at the Nigerian […]
At The Blood-Red Pencil, I’m back with my latest Writing in 140 blog post; this time, I’m looking at SPACES, specifically the spaces you write in. Come read about where I do my best writing and share with us where you like to make your characters come to life! Here’s the [LINK] directly to the […]
Becoming a Lifelong Learner of the Craft of Writing By author, editor, educator Shonell Bacon aka ChickLitGurrl™ The Write Life for You is a series of articles on the writing craft. Since 2008, I have written articles focused on building character, developing a solid plot, and harnessing a writing style–to name a few. November’s article […]
At The Blood-Red Pencil, I’m back with my latest Writing in 140 blog post; this time, I dredge up a character who is often cast as the antagonist in your quest to write: the internal editor. In 140 words (or less), I argue why the IE is actually the writer’s friend. Come read my advice […]