I’m pleased to welcome Robert G. Williscroft here today on his blog tour! OPERATION IVY BELLS: A MAC MCDOWELL MISSION I am Robert G. Williscroft, and this is an updated version of my bestselling, semi-autobiographical Cold War Novel. Operation Ivy Bells is a first-person account of a team of saturation divers locking out of the […]
via Welcome to the “OPERATION IVY BELLS” Blog Tour! @RGWilliscroft @4WillsPub — Author D.L. Finn
Edmundo Barraza brings his short fiction to life with short video. Very well done. Be sure to watch the video at the end of the story.
Thanks to Jan Sikes for a thoughtful post!
I saw something the other day about how we perceive ourselves in our everyday worlds and it got me thinking about how we see ourselves as writers. How much value do you place on yourself as a writer?
And what does that even mean? It may mean something different to each one of us because we are unique individuals. But, there are some aspects of writing that are the same for all. In this world of self-publishing where anyone can upload a book to Amazon, we have all experienced running across books that are sub-par in every aspect from grammar and punctuation to dialogue and unbelievable characters. What kind of impression does that leave with you about the writer?
I do not want to be known as a writer who produces work riddled with errors. Of course, we make mistakes. We are human. But, to gain credibility in this over-crowded…
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