When many people first hear about a book, they often think the writing and publication happened overnight–an overnight success. I started writing The Watchers of Moniah several years ago, but, with all three books of the trilogy coming out in a three-month period, it might appear that it truly did happen in very little time. It didContinueContinue reading “My Not So Overnight Success – Barbara V. Evers”
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Keeping A Wonderful Author’s Stories Alive – Susan Ruff
When I was a little girl, I loved visiting the San Diego Public Library. It had multiple floors with thousands of books. The children’s section took up almost one entire floor of the building. It seemed like a treasure trove to me. So many books written by so many authors! Now, as I think back,ContinueContinue reading “Keeping A Wonderful Author’s Stories Alive – Susan Ruff”
Kabuki Koncepts – Classical Japanese Theater Influences Writing Technique – Dover Whitecliff
I’m a bit of a magpie when it comes to learning. I pick up things from all over the place. Nothing is wasted. So, how I write, be it method, process, or daydream, usually comes from a mashup of things I’ve picked up here and there that most people wouldn’t connect to authoring at all.ContinueContinue reading “Kabuki Koncepts – Classical Japanese Theater Influences Writing Technique – Dover Whitecliff”
About Margot — Margot Conor
A little about me… Margot is my middle name, and Conor was taken from a distant relative. It’s not my legal name. I Created this nom de plume to put a little distance between my other career and my author-self. However, everything I write about in my news letters is personal, or about my journeyContinueContinue reading “About Margot — Margot Conor”
