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Tag Archives: writing how-to
5 Questions for John Urbancik
John Urbancik and I met years and years ago at one of the World Horror Conventions. So many years ago that I can’t even tell you which one it was. The first of his books I read was Necropolis, a … Continue reading
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How Collaboration Worked for Lost Angels
I’m doing the final push to finish the sequel to our succubus/angel novel, so I was thinking about how Brian and I wrote the original manuscript that would become Lost Angels and the upcoming Angelus Rose. Brian and I tried … Continue reading
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Tagged angel, angel/devil, Brian Thomas, collaboration, Lost Angels, succubus, writing how-to, writing partners
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Reading Your Own Work
I love to read from my books in public. I love the silence that descends as the audience grows rapt. More than that, I love to hear the crowd react to my words, noting when they gasp or if they … Continue reading
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Tagged author reading, public speaking, reading, writing how-to
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