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Writing
Take Your Warrior
to Lunch by Jennifer Oberlander
The Three Quickest
(and Easiest) Ways to Improve Your Writing by Debra
Koontz Traverso
The Artistry and Craft of the Bard. Part
One: POV, First Person by LifeTrekker
The Artistry and Craft of
the Bard. Part Two: POV, Second Person by LifeTrekker
The Artistry and Craft of
the Bard. Part Three: POV, Third Person by LifeTrekker
The Artistry and Craft of
the Bard. Part Four: Choosing a Point of View
by LifeTrekker
The Artistry and Craft of the Bard.
Part Five: POV, Avoiding Common Mistakes by
LifeTrekker
5 Tips Every Writer Will Find Helpful in Getting Published by
Mary Emma Allen
Perceiving the
Foundation of Story Telling by Bill Johnson
PLOT—Part One: The Big Picture by
Lori L. Lake
PLOT—Part Two: Navigating Dangerous
Terrain by Lori L. Lake
PLOT—Part Three: Making Plans
and Consulting the Maps by Lori L. Lake
External Conflict Worksheet
by Alicia Rasley
Discovering the Story Within by
Alicia Rasley
Creating Well-Rounded
Characters by Lori L. Lake
You Don't
Say? Writing Effective Dialogue by Lori L. Lake
How Can a Web
Site Benefit an Author? by Joe Balestrino
Intellectual Property
and Its Uses, Part One: Trademarks and Brand Names by
Lori L. Lake
Intellectual Property and Its
Uses, Part Two: Copyright by Lori L. Lake
Intellectual Property
and Its Uses, Part Three: Lyric Reprint Permissions by
Lori L. Lake
A Writer in Motion:
Newtonian Laws for the Modern Author by Jim
C. Hines
Developing the
Dark Moment by Alicia Rasley
Write Possibilities by Shery
Ma Belle Arrieta
How to Outgrow "Write
What You Know" by Jenna Glatzer
Writing Sex and Love Scenes by Lori
L. Lake
Quick Ways to Jump-Start
Your Writing by Lori L. Lake
On the Brink: Turbo-charge
Your Opening by Alicia Rasley
Give Me A
Break: Things to Think About When Structuring Your Manuscript by Lori
L. Lake
Research
Your Way to Publication Through Your Local Library by Cindy
LaPenna
How Much Is That Theme
There in the Window? by Lori L. Lake
Love of Lexicon, Joy of Text by Lori
L. Lake
The Emergence of the Lesbian Romantic Hero and the Plot She Thrives
In by Lori L. Lake, Jane Fletcher, Radclyffe,
and Jean Stewart
The Key to Success: Write
More by Dr. Lee Tobin McClain
Quick Character
Motivation Exercise by Alicia Rasley
The Care and Feeding
of a Genre Book Series by Lori L. Lake
Writing: The Why's, How's, and Where's of Research by Lisa Hood
Three Acts: Major Turning Points by Alicia Rasley
The Uses and Abuses
of Dialect: Y'all Be Sayin' Wha'? by Lori L. Lake
Writing an Effective Book Summary (For the Back Cover, Data Sheets, or General Promotions) by Lori L. Lake
What's in a Name?
Should You Use Your Real Name or a Pseudonym? by Lori L. Lake
Minor Details: A Few Self-Editing Rules
by Lori L. Lake
The Strenuous Marriage and the Necessary Toil: The Art and Craft of Writing
by Caro Clarke
Should You? Song Lyrics in Fiction
by Karen Kallmaker
Plagiarism and Its Repercussions
by Lynne Pierce
To Agent or Not to Agent
by Lori L. Lake
Working With An Agent: One Writer's Perspective
by Bridget Bufford
Conversion Experience: How I Learned to Outline
by Bridget Bufford
Revisions and Editing: PartOne—Creating Better Early Drafts
by Lori L. Lake
Revisions and Editing: Part Two—Creating Better Finished Drafts by Culling, Augmenting,
and Using Global Searches
by Lori L. Lake
An Inventory of Description
by Jennifer L. Jordan
How To Improve Your Writing Style:
Write Active, Engaging Sentences That "Show" Rather Than "Tell" (Part 1 of 2)
by Lori L. Lake
How To Improve Your Writing Style:
Write Active, Engaging Sentences That "Show" Rather Than "Tell" (Part 2 of 2)
by Lori L. Lake
How I Develop Characters
by Fran Heckrotte
The Country of Lesbian Fiction
by Karin Kallmaker
Balancing Exposition and Scenework in Fiction (Part 1 of 2) by Lori L. Lake
Balancing Exposition and Scenework in Fiction (Part 2 of 2) by Lori L. Lake
The Organic Writer by Fran Heckrotte
Writing through Grief by Lori L. Lake
Obituaries as Character Inspiration by Anna Furtado
Finding Character Names by Anna Furtado
Dos and Don'ts of Writer's Block by Anna Furtado
Keeping a Writing Journal by Anna Furtado
Putting Your Character to Work by Anna Furtado
OpeningLines-SparklingTreasures by Anna Furtado
Don't Shop—Flip-Flop! by Anna Furtado
The Devil Wears Criticism by Anna Furtado
Pondering Punctuation Points and Other Palaver by Anna Furtado
Flesh on Bones—Creating Characters with Character by Anna Furtado
The Elusive Butterfly of . . . Theme
by Anna Furtado
Getting the Most From
a Writer's Conference
by Anna Furtado
Back Up My Hard Drive? I Didn't Even Know It Had Reverse
by Anna Furtado
Mining Story Ideas
by Anna Furtado
More Than Time or Place—Characters Experience Setting by Anna Furtado
Put Some Dazzle in Your Dialogue by Anna Furtado
Don't Make New Year's Resolutions—Make Writing Goals by Anna Furtado
Scene It! by Anna Furtado
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Editing
Using a Spellchecker by Nann Dunne
Misused
Words
by Nann Dunne
Self-Editing
Success by Carole Moore
Love Your
Editor by Nann Dunne
Manuscript
Preparation by Nann
Dunne
Passive
Voice—Good or Bad? by Nann
Dunne
You Can Help
Your Beta Readers by Nann Dunne
Getting Rid
of Extra Words—Part One by Nann Dunne
Getting Rid
of Extra Words—Part Two by Nann Dunne
From the
Beginning by Nann Dunne
Italics 101:
Do You Need Them? by Marg McAlister
Italics 101,
Part 2: Using Italics to Show Thoughts by Marg McAlister
Paragraph
Structure, Part One: Run-On Sentences by
Nann Dunne
Paragraph Structure, Part Two: Sentence
Variety—Nouns by Nann Dunne
Paragraph
Structure, Part Three: Sentence
Variety—Adverbs by Nann Dunne
Paragraph
Structure, Part Four: Sentence
Variety—Phrases by Nann Dunne
Semicolons by Nann
Dunne
To
Edit or Not to Edit by Nann
Dunne
The Use of Flashbacks by James N. Frey
Self-Editing Your Writing by Mary Anne Hahn
Hints for Cleaning Up Your Manuscript by Sandra Barret
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Humor
The Daily Grind by Fay Jacobs
When the Going Gets Tough, the Girl's in the Rough by Fay Jacobs
If You Have a Brain in Your Head... by Fay Jacobs
The Devil Wears iPod by Fay Jacobs
Pork Snouts and Slippery Noodles by Fay Jacobs
Just Nosing Around by Fay Jacobs
We Did the Crime. Will We Do the Time? by Fay Jacobs
Be In The Moment... by Fay Jacobs
Tea Dance and Sympathy by Fay Jacobs
Going to Extremes by Fay Jacobs
Film, FINALLY, at 11 by Fay Jacobs
The Terrorists Have Won by Fay Jacobs
Buzzing Elsewhere by Fay Jacobs
I Should Live So Long by Fay Jacobs
O come all ye fruitcakes by Fay Jacobs
Smile, you're on digital camera by Fay Jacobs
Shredding some light on it by Fay Jacobs
The Amazon Trail
Dyke Books by Lee Lynch
If I Can Dance, I Can March by Lee Lynch
Cooking With Elbow Grease by Lee Lynch
The Visible Generation by Lee Lynch
The Land of the Free by Lee Lynch
Left at the Altar by Lee Lynch
Lesbian Nomad by Lee Lynch
Scaling the Heights by Lee Lynch
Interviews
Interview
with Kathy Smith of BookEnds
Press by Nann Dunne and Lori L.
Lake
An Interview With
Carl Szatmary, Owner of OUTWORDS Books
by Lori L. Lake
Writer Beware:
Interview With Victoria
Strauss by P. June Diehl
Writing Romance Novels: An Interview With Radclyffe Edited by Sandra Barret
Marketing
and Promotion
Beware of Agent
Scams by A.C. Crispin
Lori L. Lake's
Book Signing by Lori L. Lake
How I
Promoted My Book by Rhonda Empson
Authors:
Make Your Name Known by Nann
Dunne
Four
Powerful Ways Authors Can Attract More Readers (and Buyers)
Faster by Bob Baker
Promoting Yourself With Signature
Files by Nann
Dunne
5 Tips to Make Your Workday More Successful by Dawn Colclasure, writing
as Dana Mitchells
You Hate Marketing? No, You
Don't! by Dallas Hodder
Franklin
Tips
To Sell Your Book by Dallas
Hodder Franklin
Writing IS A
Business by Marg McAlister
I'm Not
Shameless by Jenna Glatzer
Ten Simple & Inexpensive Ways
for Authors to Market Themselves Online (Part
1) by Kevin
McNeese
Ten
Simple & Inexpensive Ways for Authors to Market Themselves
Online (Part 2) by Kevin
McNeese
Key Elements of
Any Promotion Plan by Lorna Tedder
How to Get Published
in 90 Days by Scott&Scott
Helpful Hints for Your Bookstore Appearance
by Lori L. Lake
Book Promotion 101
by Anna Furtado
Demystifying Cover Letters
by Anna Furtado
Reading, Reviews, Responses
by Lynne Pierce
Promoting Lesbian Fiction:
Tackling It One Task at a Time
by Kathi Isserman
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Questions and Answers
What's Your Take on
Multiple-Protagonist Novels? by Lori L. Lake
What Are the 5 Most Common Mistakes of New Writers? by Nann Dunne
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