If someone had told me how long it would take to write a novel I would not have believed it. All the writing, re-working, and editing was beyond me, and that was just the first book. I am preparing it for re-release which is exciting, and taking most of my attention. Being an introvert tends to limitContinueContinue reading “Some Determination for Goals”
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Letting Go of Characters
There is a moment on the page when a scene runs along and without warning it will lead somewhere else. When I go back to find the culprit it is hidden in an event that required a split second decision, and that decision was not mine to make. Then I am faced with a dilemma,ContinueContinue reading “Letting Go of Characters”
Making a Great Deal of Trouble
It can be the steady snowball that rolls down the hill to create an avalanche, or instant doom. Either way you look at it there is nothing like making room for a whole lot of trouble. I am not talking about the small misunderstanding or the one off fight. I mean the creature that awakensContinueContinue reading “Making a Great Deal of Trouble”
Chantelle Griffin 