Those who’ve spent considerable time in the writing business, be they professional or amateur, can tell you writing is a process. In my case, that process has taken a number of years.
But it’s a labor of love.
As yet, my historical fiction series is unpublished. Book one came through final edits and has resumed its submissions journey. Book two is complete in rough draft and now on the revision floor. The rest of the books in the series are progressing nicely.
If you’re a fellow wordsmith and curious about my process, or just need assurance there’s another crazy writer out there like you (you are crazy, right?), feel free to drop by my Pinterest page and explore the boards.
A little shameless self promotion never hurts writers…
Especially at this transitional stage. At My Writing Works board, you’ll find links to my past articles. You know…just in case you’re bored and need some light reading.
What’s that you say? Where’s the fiction?
Good point! A fiction writer should post samples.
On this site you’ll find:
- The latest teaser: Rise of Betrayal’s Epilogue Revamp
- The rough draft epilogue for Book 1: Rise of Betrayal for those who want an insight into the revision process.
- Excerpt from Book 2: Lord of Vengeance. Please, tell me what you think.
- Personal Symbols in Fiction, which offers a sampling from Rise of Betrayal
This list grows throughout the year, so keep plugged in!
Personal Journey
Here I share a bit about my own writing journey in hopes to encourage you and give insight into the process. If you’re a fellow writer, maybe you can relate. Posts below descend starting from most current to the oldest. So if you haven’t followed this blog from conception, scroll on down for a little peak into the past.
Slowly but Shirley
Creative Chaos: Big Work in Progress
Confessions of a Research Junky
I’m a Writer, Not a Brick Layer!
To Epilogue or Not To Epilogue
What’s New?
I’m considering writing serial fiction on this blog. Behind the scenes stories to give you, my loyal clan, a taste of what to expect in my novels. So if that piques your interest, let me know in the comments section below!
