Tag Archives: Red Blade Press

lunch hour links for writers – 10/28/09

Posted on October 27, 2009 by Teresa Frohock

The book trailer for Burn Me Deadly, Alex Bledsoe’s latest Eddie LaCrosse novel, is finally here! Just click on the title or the jacket on the right to be taken to Alex’s blog where you can view the trailer. Then … Continue reading →

Posted in Lunch Hour Links | Tagged Alex Bledsoe, Characterization, Characters, Cory Doctorow, dialogue, fiction writing, lunch hour links for writers, Michael Stackpole, novel writing, Red Blade Press, writers, Writing | 3 Comments

lunch hour links for writers — 10/14/09

Posted on October 14, 2009 by Teresa Frohock

Events have slowed and the needle has moved out of my red zone, so things are back to normal here at helluo librorum. At least as normal as they ever get. In honor of Halloween and the scary month of … Continue reading →

Posted in Lunch Hour Links | Tagged Alan Rinzler, Andy Shackcloth, comma, critiques, Deborah Kalin, FTC disclaimers for bloggers, Jonathan Danz, Kelly Bryson, Linda Rohrbough, lunch hour links for writers, Nathan Bransford, novel marketing, novel promotion, novel writing, outlining, Peter Cooper, punctuation, Red Blade Press, short stories, Submissions, The Rose and Thorn | 4 Comments

lunch hour links for writers – 9/30/09

Posted on September 30, 2009 by Teresa Frohock

Just a short note from me to you: I’m a bit behind in my own deadline for finishing my novel, so I’m cutting back on my evening online time. However, that doesn’t mean that you have to miss Audrey Shaffer’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Lunch Hour Links | Tagged Alex Bledsoe, developing minor characters, Erica Hayes, Gillian Flynn, Google Book Settlement, Hayley E. Lavik, Kathryn Magendie, lunch hour links for writers, marketing your novel, Marlene Stringer, novel writing, open for submissions, Red Blade Press, Synopsis, Writer's Chatroom, writers, Writing | 6 Comments

lunch hour links for writers – 9/23/09

Posted on September 23, 2009 by Teresa Frohock

Don’t get left out of the Open Chat Wednesdays at the Writer’s Chatroom! From 8:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. EST, you can take your questions and writing related issues to a group of vibrant writers at Audrey Shaffer’s Writer’s Chatroom. … Continue reading →