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The Books I Read to Write The Professor of Eventide
Whenever I begin a new novel, I do a lot of reading around that project. Whether I’m researching a certain historical aspect or I’m looking to see what other authors have done with that topic, I enjoy learning as much … Continue reading The Books I Read to Write The Professor of Eventide
When Setting Becomes Story: How To Write About Place in Fiction
Since I spoke about how place shapes my own writing last week, this week I wanted to share some tips about how you might include place in your own writing. I love writing about place because I love reading about … Continue reading When Setting Becomes Story: How To Write About Place in Fiction
How Place Shapes My Writing: From Coastal Maine to Victorian England
I’ve been lucky enough to travel a little and see some different corners of the world. As a reader, I’ve even time-traveled from Ancient Rome to Victorian England and countless other times and places in between. There is something about … Continue reading How Place Shapes My Writing: From Coastal Maine to Victorian England
How to Structure Your Novel When You’re a Pantster: A Guide for Discovery Writers
I’ve said several times over the years that I’ve gone from being more focused on outlines to being more of a discovery writer. Some writers do well with an outline, and in the past, when I was less sure of … Continue reading How to Structure Your Novel When You’re a Pantster: A Guide for Discovery Writers

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