Effective Writing

May 2, 2016

Review of EZEMBE by Jeffrey L Morris

by Lynne Hinkey       Reviewer Rating: 3.5 Stars      

Ezembe has unique story concept with a lot of potential. Those who enjoy medical science-fiction and don’t mind a touch of the supernatural will find it interesting. The story is intriguing enough to keep the reader turning pages, but the ending doesn’t quite live up to the promise, more due to the flat characters than the plot.


7 Steps To An Effective Writing Group

by Brian L. Braden            

If the title sounds very “businessy,” it’s because it is. Authors spend enormous amounts of time writing a book, but usually screw something up during the publication process. Writing groups, if run properly, help us avoid the big mistakes, improve our craft and, maybe along the way, make some money. If you’re going to form or join a writing group, remember the purpose is to help you write better, edit better, better covers, better sales, better everything. That just doesn’t magically happen, it takes a plan.



Author Spotlight: Veronica Purcell

Veronica is a web fiction writer for notable-ish series such as Seriphyn Knight Chronicles and a handful of other pieces that have found years of fame with spam-bots, spam crawlers and adware tracer cookies.



 

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