GenreMash? PLUS #RBRT #BookReview Shrouds of Darkness by Brock E. Deskins
In writing a novel, when in doubt, have two guys come through the door with guns.” ― Raymond Chandler Do the …
Tag Archives: tropes
How to write #fantasy? The Jack of Ruin by @stephenmerlino #RBRT #Bookreview #TuesdayBookBlog
So… you want to write a fantasy novel? I know! You could have a medieval-type world where the Dark Lord, once …
Want to write a #Thriller? PLUS #RBRT #Bookreview: The Planck Factor by @debbimack #TechnoThriller
You want to write a conspiracy thriller? THRILLER: noun—A novel, play, or movie with an exciting plot, typically involving …
How the West was Fun plus #BookReview THE LUCKY HAT MINE by JvL Bell #TuesdayBookBlog #RBRT
What would you do if you knew there were dog-kicking card-cheating mouth-breather cowboys with questionable personal hygiene near the ones you love?
HowTo: #YAfantasy-romance blockbuster plus #BookReview Guardians of the Lost Lands by @ShelleyWilson72
Want to write that next Young Adult Paranormal Fantasy Romance blockbuster? Who doesn’t? Of course you might be worried about …
Why @CarolJHedges writes better Dickens than Dickens #BookReview, #Mystery, #Victorian #RBRT
Not to be confused with Assassin’s Creed! For some reason, author Carol Hedges doesn’t enjoy having her fans directed to …
“The game’s afoot!” Baby farming, Victorian sleuthing, and the occasional monster #BookReview, #Mystery, #TuesdayBookBlog #RBRT
Why is everyone talking about… I know it’s happened to you too—you encounter something for the first time, and all of …
Chunky Teen Soup and other #YA #horror tropes
So…horror. I’m a total wuss when it comes to horror anything, so I do my level best to avoid it. …
Coffee with Barb & Cathy Ryan ~Character Development from Readers’ vs Writers’ Perspective #SundayBlogShare
Memorable characters: writers may create them, but readers give them life My guest blogger today is Cathy Ryan, well-known for …
Coffee with Barb & @sknicholls1 ~ A Bad Word in Writing Fiction? #SundayBlogShare
They’re the things that everybody “knows”. Little girls like ponies. Women love shoes. Men don’t cry. Everyone hates mimes. (Well, maybe that last one is a universal truth…)
