Here is the next installment of Don Massenzio’s series on a writer’s notebook. Thanks, Don! Don Massenzio's Author Site This is the fourth post in my series on keeping a writers notebook. I can’t emphasize enough how important this tool … Continue reading
Years ago, I started a writer’s notebook, with personal experiences, descriptions and words from books I was reading, etc. Mine fell into disuse for a while, but it’s time to resurrect it. Don Massenzio offers great tips for these next … Continue reading
Tips for independent publishing firm Don Massenzio–read on! Don Massenzio's Author Site 7 guides to self-publish your book They say everybody’s got a book in them. What ‘they’ don’t tell you is that that’s only half the story. The real … Continue reading
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photo by Joel Filipe via Unsplash ? ‘Jelly sting,’ he’d said. ‘Swimming in the Gulf of Mexico with Nico. You met Nico, right?’ I’d kissed his scars – welts like bronze earthworms pushing from the surface of…
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by Libby Sommer It is essential to separate the creator and the editor, or inner critic when you practice writing, so that the creator has plenty of room to breathe, experiment, and tell it…
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Many people are avid readers of Dan Brown novels. Don Massenzio presents a short biography. Thank you, Don! Don Massenzio's Author Site Daniel Gerhard “Dan” Brown (born June 22, 1964) is an American author of thriller fiction who wrote the … Continue reading
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