Writer, poet, journalist, editor, and more
I find it rather funny that I'm devoting an entire post to my writing process, as if it's something radically new that will overturn the writing community. Unfortunately, I'm like most humans-- I mimic the habits and processes of others to an embarrassing level. I happen to also be the equivalent of a swing dancer... Continue Reading →
So, you have a premise laid out. Now comes the task of finding a hero or heroine that is interesting enough to develop sympathy with the readers and, for the most part, carry your book. If you have a premise or even a plot in mind, but still no major character to focus on, consider... Continue Reading →
Michael Nellis 