by Pam | Apr 6, 2016 | Blog
Keep fiction characters’ point of view consistent in dialogue and narration: “before” and “after” examples My intro as published earlier… I try to post each Wednesday. The bad news is that my latest manuscript has been gathering...
by Pam | Mar 30, 2016 | Blog
Stay current with teen talk: “before” and “after” examples My intro as published earlier… I try to post each Wednesday. The bad news is that my latest manuscript has been gathering rejections. The good news is that the rejections have...
by Pam | Mar 23, 2016 | Blog
How to lighten up your writing & characters: “before” and “after” examples. As posted last week, my intro…. The bad news is that my latest manuscript has been gathering rejections. The good news is that the rejections have come with...
by Pam | Mar 16, 2016 | Blog
The bad news is that my latest manuscript has been gathering rejections. The good news is that the rejections have come with consistent feedback. That’s rare and highly useful, and therefore something to appreciate as I, by necessity, must now transition from writing...
by Pam | Mar 1, 2016 | Blog
Calling all middle-school and high school teachers, and teen boys interested in applying to be my next teen editor. Dear teachers: Do you have a male student who likes to read, perhaps even aspires to be a writer or editor, and who is assertive (isn’t afraid to...
