Category Archives: Craft

Emotional Discipline

Posted on January 1, 2007 by Debbie_Mumford

A recent newsletter from Jessica Page Morrell included her musings on the subject of emotional intelligence. I began reading expecting it to be about the logic of my character arc. It wasn’t. It was about me–and every other writer out … Continue reading →

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Editor's Creed

Posted on January 1, 2007 by Debbie_Mumford

The Editor’s Creed Copyright K.M. Frontain, 28 August 2007 Permission to reprint granted to all I’m not here to be your fan, but I will be your first fan the day your story is published. I am here to see … Continue reading →

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Conflict: The Heart and Soul of Your Fiction

Posted on January 1, 2007 by Debbie_Mumford

I recently received a newsletter from Kay Kenyon with an article about conflict and it reminded me of one of my toughest stumbling blocks when I first began to write. I wanted to imagine my own worlds, and I wanted … Continue reading →

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Web Design for the Non-Designer

Posted on January 1, 2007 by Debbie_Mumford

Today I thought I’d share a few of the things I’ve learned about web site design. Specifically, web design for the NON-DESIGNER! Check out this article: http://dulemba.com/index_easywebsite.html Elizabeth Dulemba explains how to create an easy web site using your blog … Continue reading →