Nathan Bransford - The Forums

Meep, double post. But I had a confession to make: I'm not a very loyal writer.

On urban fantasy and going old school with the monster:

http://urbanpsychopomp.blogspot.com/201 ... chool.html

I got a new post on regaining confidence in your writing: http://gilesth.blogspot.com/2010/10/how ... dence.html

Ability and Desire


http://devinbriar.blogspot.com/

I have a blog post about using details to bring your setting to life. It's more fantasy-inclined, but I think it can work for anyone, really. :)

Today I wrote about how to write a page-turner. Enjoy :) http://gilesth.blogspot.com/2010/10/how ... urner.html

In fact, I do: Unfortunate title-font selections.

Setting goals and NaNoWriMo and the whole write-every-day thing.

A post about how I get my initial novel ideas. Come around and tell me how you get yours!

It has been another LOOOONG week for me, so forgive the post and run here...

I just announced the winners for my Halloween flash contest! - http://www.reganleigh.com/?p=1761

Also, check out the entries and get a few awesome Halloween reads. - http://www.reganleigh.com/?p=1706

I am new at this blog stuff. So far I have one follower (and you all know it's my best friend, right?)
My blog was going to be all about the process of writing, but there are a lot of other, better blogs out there for that. So it's now a bit about writing, a bit about whatever I'm thinking about, and an awful lot about possums. Just happened that way.

I hate possums.

http://www.jennifer-burke.blogspot.com

Writers aren’t powerless. A PSA to my fellow writer pals. ;)

Link is in my signature.

Back on the blogging horse after a few days away for family emergency.

A post on scene building. I have a template. :)

http://urbanpsychopomp.blogspot.com/201 ... lding.html

Following the one on how I get my initial ideas, a post on where and how, daily, I get my inspiration.

Today I wrote about how important I think it is for us, as writers, to support those local authors who are working hard to promote their small-press titles. So go out and Support Your Local Authors! http://gilesth.blogspot.com/2010/10/syla.html