Tag Archives: Chris LeDoux

Music’s Connection to Writing

Posted on July 6, 2016 by Linda W. Yezak

One touch of a button on my CD player, one second of the galloping beat of “Hooked on an 8-Second Ride,” and I’m there—dead middle of the rodeo arena. Dust, cowboys, bulls so big they measure a foot and a … Continue reading →

Posted in Give the Lady a Ride, The Final Ride | Tagged bull riding, Chris LeDoux, Faith-Based Fiction, ranch, rodeo, romance, The Final Ride | 9 Comments

Musical Inspiration

Posted on September 23, 2015 by Linda W. Yezak

Posted in Give the Lady a Ride, Much Ado About Love, Promotion/Publicity/Marketing | Tagged Chris LeDoux, Christian Romance Collection, Give the Lady a Ride | 4 Comments

The Novel Dream

Posted on May 27, 2011 by Linda W. Yezak

How many novels start with the main character sleeping, dreaming? Not many? That’s because opening a novel with a dream has been deemed cliche by powers that be–and they’re right. Only Snoopy can get away with opening a novel with … Continue reading →

Posted in Writing, Writing Tips | Tagged Chris LeDoux, James Rubart, novel, novel writing, Novelist, novels, Rooms, Writing, Writing Tips | 6 Comments

The Dreaded Block

Posted on June 14, 2008 by Linda W. Yezak

“Doctor, please! There’s gotta be a cure!” “I’m so sorry, Linda, but no prescription or surgical procedure exists for writer’s block. You’re on your own.” AAAARGHHHHH! There is nothing more diabolical than this malicious curse that strikes the writer without even a rattlesnake’s warning. … Continue reading →