Whine and Money by Conda V. Douglas
After my fifth grade teacher told me that I could be a writer, I immediately set out to be one. I worked hard at my craft. Okay, granted my first novel was written with colored pens, sometimes every other word was a different color, and the novel was only 30 [...]
Coming Tomorrow: Conda Douglas
Tomorrow, Conda Douglas will be stopping by to share with us a quick look into her life as a writer. As with most of my guest bloggers, I know Conda through my association membership (one of many people I "know" without ever having met).Please stop back tomorrow to meet Conda. [...]
Class Is Now In Session
When I was in high school, I wanted to go to college and get my doctorate. I took pride in my academic successes and thought a PhD in anything would be the exclamation point at the end of a great educational career. After two years of college, however, I reconsidered. [...]
My Time of the Month: The Mom
Happy Mother's Day, Mom!
Don’t Tell Me A Story
I'm sure I'm like most writers when I say that I noticed showing vs. telling until I started studying the craft of writing. Even though I've been studying fiction writing for the past few years, when people critique my work they still find areas where I'm telling instead of showing.For [...]