Comment on TFOB Part I – Writing Heroes of Diversity by Jonathan S. Pembroke
Those are fair points, Beth. I understand it is not just about the superficial trappings of diversity (skin color, etc.). At the same time, I was also once accused of (If you'll pardon the expression) of whitewashing racial issues in a story because the characters of darker...
Comment on TFOB Part I – Writing Heroes of Diversity by Beth Turnage
I guess when you read enough calls for submission that say "we actively support diversity in our selection process" or some such you start thinking "hey, maybe I need to get on that diversity bandwagon." But diversity is more than the color of a skin or sexual orientation. IMO...
The art of not-giving-a-f#ck
Hello my poor neglected lovelies!
It’s been a while huh?
Word count: 49543 (6.8K more - yes I have stuck with my goals!)
Progression: On chapter 10, needs a few more edits and then posting on FWO. The girls are finally across!
WARNING! I flaming curse a lot in this...
It’s been a while huh?
Word count: 49543 (6.8K more - yes I have stuck with my goals!)
Progression: On chapter 10, needs a few more edits and then posting on FWO. The girls are finally across!
WARNING! I flaming curse a lot in this...
The Lonely Life of the Writer in the Age of Social Media
Hello, blogosphere. I've been absent for some time but I've recently been reminded that this is a bit of sin. I need to maintain my web presence if I ever hope to be a published or successful author. Agents and publishers want to authors who are active......