Sometimes, for inspiration, I search out memorable words about words and the process of writing from great writers. Here are some of my favorites . . .
What do you recommend? (Groan. Must be summer in Maine.)→
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See my July post on the Maine Crime Writers site for insider tips on enjoying the Boothbay Maine region (including new Foodie Tours---courtesy of you know who)! Tips on how to find a bit of the "real" Boothbay, and the "real" Maine.
Read the post on the Maine Crime Writers site
It's never too late to be what you might have been→
/In my latest post on the Maine Crime Writers site, I talk about the woman who wrote, "It's never too late to be what you might have been," a woman named Mary Anne Evans. Evans became one of the most famous and enduring writers of the Victorian era---under her pen name, George Eliot. In the spirit of aspiring writers becoming what they might have been, I then shared some of the priceless tips I picked up at the recent Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance event, Crime Wave.
Read the post on the Maine Crime Writers site.
Tips for Writers Trying to Self-Publish
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Thinking about writing something? Just in the research stage? Want insider tips on how to navigate a difficult publishing climate? It's not too late to join the Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance Maine Crime Wave event . . .
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