By Margaret Mizushima “We love your characters, we love your setting, we love your writing, but we don’t like your plot.” Years ago, these words came to me in an email from an editor who’d agreed to read my manuscript featuring Deputy Mattie Cobb, her K-9 partner Robo, and veterinarian Cole Walker. I’d spent yearsContinueContinue reading “Who Are These People?”
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Wintering with WWW: Eilene Lyon
By Eilene Lyon What Lies Beneath Colorado: Researching and Writing a Nonfiction Book in 13 Months Serendipity. As I was wrapping up the final draft of my first book, my publisher put out a call for Colorado authors to write a book in the What Lies Beneath series about pioneer cemeteries in my home state.ContinueContinue reading “Wintering with WWW: Eilene Lyon”
Wintering with WWW: Carmen Peone
By Carmen Peone Storytelling Out Loud Getting words on the page can be a tough gig for any writer. Especially when life is already packed with to-do lists, day jobs, and family. I fought dictating my books for years. Then I listened to several of my writer friends rave about how fast they could writeContinueContinue reading “Wintering with WWW: Carmen Peone”
Wintering with WWW: Lynn Downey
By Lynn Downey Works in Progress: Finding Women’s Lives in the Archives Archives are not just collections of paper, photographs, and artifacts; not to me, at least. I’ve been an archivist and a historian for nearly forty years, and I never fail to find great stories in those files and boxes. One theme I’ve beenContinueContinue reading “Wintering with WWW: Lynn Downey”
2025 WWW Conference Workshop News
2025 WWW Virtual Conference Workshop – Using Zotero to Organize Research and Create Citations. .
2025 WWW Conference Workshop News
2025 WWW Virtual Conference Workshop – Edit Yourself: A Guide to Self-Editing Your Self-Help.
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