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Author Archives: AmyBeth Inverness
Giddy Crit
I had expected my first real critique to inspire self-loathing, and perhaps a panic attack. I even dug through the recently cleaned stuffed animal bin to find one that I could use as a kind of security blanket while I … Continue reading
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Interview with Charity Kochsato
Charity Kochsato , the Violet Duchess of Drakeshead, grew up as the daughter of County Finborough in the Duchy of Fallcastle. After graduating with honors from Bressler University with a degree in Social Services, she spent several years serving the … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, Kingdom Come
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Introducing Charity
I’ve mentioned before that I often take inspiration for my female characters from Pre-Raphaelite artwork, especially the works of John William Waterhouse, whom I adore. (By mentioned I don’t necessarily mean here on this blog; knowing me, it was probably … Continue reading
Building Blocks
At the top of the stairs, in an odd corner just outside my bedroom door, is a stack of books. They are all paperbacks, almost all romance, and all have been read. We’re in the process of painting several rooms, … Continue reading
Interview With Elysia Whisler
Elysia was born in Texas, but was whisked off to Italy 2 weeks later. The gypsy years of her youth were spent on the road or in military quarters. When asked to compress, she says her childhood was spent in … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged Alaska, BA in Psychology, Billy Mills, Black Rocks, culture shock, Ear Buns, Elysia Whisler, Every Passion, feisanna, First Novels, First Pages Workshop, Ghost Dance, gypsy year of youth, Han or Greedo, Hawai'i, Irish Dance, Lauren McGrath Dutton, marathon, Marine Corps Marathon, McGrath Academy of Irish Dance, Nelson Literary, Pikes Peak Writers Conference, Princess Leah Hair, reverence to culture, running shoes, Running Strong for American Indian Youth, Sandy Writing Conference, Sara Megibow, slush pile, Star Wars
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Happy Towel Day!
To all you fans of the late great Douglas Adams, and all the rest of you who just want your share of the Pangalactic Gargleblasters to raise a glass to whoever that British guy was who wrote those books… Happy … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged Douglas Adams, feed the fish, Happy Towel Day, Leah Petersen, Ray Bradbury, Roni Loren, she was sure she'd go mad, Towel Day
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Self-Sufficient Storylines
Did you ever wish someone else would finish your story for you? OK, maybe most writers would actually hate having someone else take over our stories… our babies! But I do admit I really wish there was a simpler way … Continue reading
Interview With Stuart Nager, Born Storyteller
Stuart Nager is a creative individual with many areas of passion that he explores and travels in: Professional Storyteller; NYS Certified Drama Specialist/Educator; Writer of Fiction and Playwright; Professional Development Coordinator & Facilitator; Workshop Leader; Arts-In-Education Advocate; Puppeteer; Director; Performer; … Continue reading
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Tagged A to A Blog Challenge, Arts in Education, Auschwitz, Bob the Ogre, Born Storyteller, Brothers Grinn, Dragon Wars, everywhere I look, facebook games, professional storyteller, social network as marketing tool, Stuart Nager, Stustoryteller, Tale Spinning, Teen Reality, The Ultimate Blog Challenge
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About Damn Time
Lately I’ve been feeling my overload-anxiety in a keen way. My hopes and plans of finishing my WIP in a spurt of inspiration fell flat when household and other real life priorities intervened. I had hoped to do a workshop … Continue reading
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#RomanceKills
Today, I was perusing my twitter feed and hoping for the occasional cute cat video or NSFW candy from friends like Marie Sexton when I clicked on a link from author Daisy Harris. Daisy had tweeted about being incensed at … Continue reading →