Tag Archives: WFWA

Week in Review–Info for Authors

Posted on June 7, 2014 by Linda W. Yezak

Welcome to my first Saturday post! Recently, while reading a similar list in the WFWA Newsletter, the idea came to me to list the things I find while skating through the Internet during the week. Some of this you may already know, … Continue reading →

Posted in Authors, Reading, Saturday Week in Reviews, Writing | Tagged Andrea Boeshaar, Ane Mulligan, AuthorCulture, Avast Ye Airships, Brandilyn Collins, Carla Rossi, Chip MacGregor, Christi McGuire, Enclave Publishing, facebook, Google, Kathleen Y'barbo, Kathy Ide, Kellie Coates Gilbert, KM Weiland, Lighthouse Publishing of the Carolinas, Linda Fulkerson, Linda Glaz, Linda Rondeau, Linda W. Yezak, Linda Yezak, LinkedIn, Lisa Lickel, Marcher Lord Press, Marketing for Christians, Mike Hyatt, Mocha Memoirs Press, NovelRocket, Pelican Book Group, Raquel Byrnes, RealmMakers, Rebecca Minor, Steve Laube, The Cat Lady's Secret, Twitter, VB Tenery, WFWA, Writing in Obedience | 12 Comments

So, Maybe Not

Posted on March 10, 2014 by Linda W. Yezak

Last week, Women’s Fiction Writers Association hosted Donald Maass, who taught a course on “Inner vs. Outer.” Basically, it was an advanced course on presenting your character’s emotions through an artful blend of both showing and telling. It was tough, … Continue reading →

Posted in Writing | Tagged Characterization, Donald Maass, novel writing, WFWA, writing emotion, writing fiction | 4 Comments

The Advantages of Belonging

Posted on March 5, 2014 by Linda W. Yezak

People who have things in common usually find ways to get together, maybe for no other reason than to discover they aren’t alone or . . . weird. They spend time together, hours sometimes, doing what they enjoy, discussing it, … Continue reading →