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Tag Archives: Children of Amarid
Photo Friday: A Gift From Amarid
As Jaryd and Alayna reached the bottom of the marble stairs and stepped onto the cobblestone street, people from the crowd approached them. The first to reach the pair was a young girl, accompanied by her mother, who stopped in … Continue reading
Posted in nature, Novels, photography, Writing Life
Tagged birds, blogging, Children of Amarid, David B. Coe, LonTobyn Chronicle, nature, photography
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Writing-Tip Wednesday: SEX and VIOLENCE, and How To Write Them
Title got your attention, eh? Yeah, figured it would. I might not be a marketing genius, but I’ve learned a little bit over the years… Last week, I wrote about using profanity in our writing, and at one point likened … Continue reading
Posted in Character, Novels, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged a.j. hartley, action scenes, blogging, character, Children of Amarid, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, Faith Hunter, how to write, Jane Yellowrock, point of view, sex, violence, Will Hawthorne, writing, writing advice, writing life, writing tips
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Writing-Tip Wednesday: When is a Manuscript Done?
There comes in the revision process a point of diminishing returns. And upon reaching that point, we need to say, “The novel is good enough, as good as I can make it with the feedback and skills and tools at … Continue reading
Posted in Business of publishing, Character, Novels, Publishing, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged blogging, Children of Amarid, completing a manuscript, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, editing, how to write, LonTobyn Chronicle, revisions, writing, writing advice, writing life, writing tips
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Another Stop on the Blog Tour
Overtelling, pointing out the already obvious, undermines our writing. In a sense, “Trust your reader” is another way of saying “Trust yourself.” Err on the side of telling too little. Let your story speak for itself. And if your Beta … Continue reading
Posted in Business of publishing, Fantasy, Novels, Publicity, Publishing, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged blog tour, Children of Amarid, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, Eagle-Sage, how to write, LonTobyn Chronicle, Lore Seekers Press, Melissa Gilbert, The Outlanders, writing, writing life
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Two Stops on the Blog Tour!
I’m pushing myself to take all sorts of creative chances, following bolder storylines and developing exotic characters. I’m writing leaner, sparser, the way I wish I’d written the old books. In short, I’m trying to make this next project something … Continue reading
Posted in Appearances, Business of publishing, Novels, Publicity, Publishing, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged blog tour, Children of Amarid, contests, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, editing, LonTobyn Chronicle, Lore Seekers Press, reviews, revising, The Outlanders, writing, writing life
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Another Day, Another Post!
This bond allows them to draw on the power within the birds to heal, to do battle and protect themselves, and to cast a host of other spells. The birds themselves are characters in the stories, and to this day … Continue reading
Posted in Appearances, Business of publishing, Fantasy, nature, Publicity, Publishing, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged blog tour, Book Whispers, Children of Amarid, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, Eagle-Sage, fantasy, LonTobyn Chronicle, Lore Seekers Press, magic systems, The Outlanders, writing, writing life
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New Post, Old Stop on the 2016 Blog Tour
I didn’t want to change anything with respect to plotting, character, world building, magic, setting, etc. Quite the opposite: I wanted to be faithful to the original story. The LonTobyn books had — and still have — a lot of … Continue reading
Posted in Appearances, Business of publishing, Fantasy, Friendship, Novels, Publicity, Publishing, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged blog tour, Children of Amarid, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, Eagle-Sage, interview, Ken Schrader, LonTobyn Chronicle, Lore Seekers Press, The Outlanders, writing, writing life
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Inspiration, Knowledge, and Speculative Fiction: The Blog Tour Continues
Whether we write horror or science fiction, epic fantasy or paranormal romance, we who write in this genre seek innovative — at times fantastical — perspectives on the familiar. At its best, speculative fiction is a mirror through which we … Continue reading
Posted in Appearances, Business of publishing, Fantasy, nature, Novels, Publicity, Publishing, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged blog tour, Children of Amarid, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, Fantasy Literature, ideas, inspiration, LonTobyn Chronicle, publicity, publishing, writing, writing life
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The Summer/Fall 2016 Blog Tour
Internet problems and other issues have kept me from updating, and so I have a couple of posts to tell you about today. I have a post up at the blog of my friend Gail Z. Martin on my return … Continue reading
Posted in Appearances, Business of publishing, Fantasy, Novels, Publicity, Publishing, Urban Fantasy, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged blog tour, Children of Amarid, David B. Coe, Drey's Library, epic fantasy, Gail Z. Martin, Joelle Reizes, LonTobyn Chronicle, urban fantasy, writing, writing life
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Then and Now in Publishing: A New Blog Tour Post
Children of Amarid was first published in 1997, which is a really, really long time ago. The person who wrote that book must be, you know, old. Not “Rime-of-the-Ancient-Mariner” old, but at least venerable. Perhaps even vintage. Certainly grizzled. I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Appearances, Business of publishing, Novels, Publicity, Publishing, Urban Fantasy, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged blog tour, business of publishing, Children of Amarid, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, LonTobyn Chronicle, Lucienne Diver, publicity, publishing, writing, writing life
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