Tag Archives: genres

Genre-Locked?

Posted on March 1, 2017 by Linda W. Yezak

Someone in a Facebook group asked if they were stuck with one genre. They didn’t want to be; they wanted to write a little bit of everything. I could relate. I remember moaning about that a few years back. My … Continue reading →

Why I Misbehave

Posted on November 19, 2014 by Linda W. Yezak

Around 4:30 this morning, the sound of a low-flying plane penetrated my grogginess. I was awake, sort of. I tend to wake at 4 these days, but since it was so cold, I wasn’t ready to get out of bed. … Continue reading →

Posted in Misc., Personal, Writing | Tagged bi-wing planes, DEA, dreaming, fiction, flying, genres, marijuana, pilots, romance, story ideas, twin-engine planes, Writing | 6 Comments

Strategizin’

Posted on October 3, 2014 by Linda W. Yezak

Do you have a strategy for your writing career? I thought I did, finally. Here it is: 1. Write a sequel to my Contemporary Western Romance, Give the Lady a Ride (which I’ve started and named Riding Herd), and self-publish it to … Continue reading →

Posted in Misc., Personal, Writing | Tagged ACFW, agents, career strategy, genres, hybrid publishing, indy publishing, novel writing, publishing, self-publishing, Writing | 7 Comments

New Poll for Readers

Posted on May 4, 2011 by Linda W. Yezak

Not long ago, I asked my readers how many books they read at a time. A whopping eighty-one percent said more than two. Let me tell ya, that makes this ol’ gal happy. With so many other distractions, books seem … Continue reading →