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  • Writing first drafts and after: 7 tips for stronger rewrites
  • 8 tips to lure in readers with your hook
    • How to describe eyes in a story – 7 tips from Now Novel
  • How to write backstory – 5 tips from Now Novel
  • Direct vs indirect characterization: 8 tips and examples
  • How to choose good themes for stories: 5 tips
  • What is an omniscient narrator? Narrative examples and tips
  • Actionable tips to create Irestistable Headlines That Readers Love
  • Story setting ideas: 6 effective setting examples and tips
  • Cliffhangers for Novelists—Tips to Use Them Effectively
  • How to describe a person – 7 tips
  • How to Crisp Up Your Writing–Revision Tools for Wordsmithing
  • How not to get started writing
  • Setting up my website  – https://glenniswritingabc.wordpress.com
  • 10 Ways to Improve Your Memory | The Art of Manliness
  • 7 lessons from books made into movie adaptations
  • Describing hands: 6 ways to make characters real
  • How to edit your novel: 8 simple steps
  • 6 surefire ways to promote your novel
  • Steps to Success with Your Short Story Submission
  • Writing tips
  • Writing tips
  • How to describe clothing in a story: Creating characters
  • How to write backstory but not bog down your book
  • 5 ways to start a story: Choosing a bold beginning
  • Advice from Kurt Vonnegut that Every Writer Needs to Read
  • Time Markers, by Mary Carroll Moore
  • How Authors Can Break In To Professional Speaking
  • OH NO! So Book signing events are a waste of time for authors…
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  • Welcome to Shaping Your Story
  • Creating Memorable Characters…
  • A review by the US Review of Books
  • Journeys of the Fortune Seekers is available now
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  • Writings by Author Glennis Annie Browne
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  • Mindfulness, self compassion and self acceptance- self discovery.

    Mindfulness, self compassion and self acceptance- self discovery.

    Once we have laid these foundations and developed these more fundamental skills , we can then complete the task of developing full emotional resilience by exploring the’ higher order’ insights , such as meaning and gratitude , and putting them into practice in our lives.

    Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

    June 26, 2022
    Creative History
    #journeys, coming out, emotional resilience, mindfulness, secrets, self compassion
  • Beautiful comments by a reader after reading my blog – ‘I really want a dog’

    Beautiful comments by a reader after reading my blog – ‘I really want a dog’

    This was such a beautiful read. Just at the right time. No. Coincidence. 😂🙏🏼💝I’ve lost treasured family. From distance. Misunderstandings. Locations. And In Death . My dearest best friend of 58 yrs. As children aged 11&12. My living memory keeper through out all our stages of lives. I face my final chapter without her. Alone. […]

    Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

    March 24, 2022
    Adventure,love, challenges, Blogs, Faith in God, overcomer’s
    #depression, #GlennisBrowne;#Fortune-Seekers;#emigration;#Clean-Read;#Social-issues, anger, AnnieBrowne-Author-TheJourneysOfTheFortuneSeekers, author Annie Browne, Creative History, crisp writing, faith, frustration, helpful reviews, hope, Journeys of the Fortune Seekers, make a difference, peace, secrets, social situations
  • 100 starfish and counting

    Today the tide was extremely low, and Hubby and I threw at least 100 starfish back into the sea. For some starfish, it was too late. But, we saved and made a difference to those that fluttered their legs. Do you want to discover how starfish move? Starfish are equipped with hundreds of tiny little […]

    Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

    June 25, 2021
    Adventure,love, challenges
    beach, make a difference, saving a life, starfish
  • Diabetes and mental Health- how one affects the other.

    Diabetes and Mental Health Issues: Why They Affect Each Other It’s not often discussed as the topic is emotionally charged. Relationships become strained as couples adapt to health issues associated to living with diabetes. This additional stress needs to be addressed. I believe knowing health issues and emotions are connected may be a source of […]

    Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

    August 1, 2022
    Creative History
    Diabetes and mental health
  • Self Compassion and Mindfulness

    I have had one of those ‘lightbulb’ moments this past week as I learnt I had missed the lesson on mindfulness when dealing with difficult situations or people. I began reading author and counsellor Kristin Neff, PH. D. On the proven power of being kind to yourself. And just now, my favourite blogger, Mary Carroll […]

    Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

    June 3, 2022
    Creative History, mindfulness, self development
    AnnieBrowne-Author-TheJourneysOfTheFortuneSeekers, mindfulness, self compassion, writer
  • The Joys and Challenges of Accountability–Figuring Out What Keeps You Writing

    The Joys and Challenges of Accountability–Figuring Out What Keeps You Writing- blog by author teachers artist- Mary Tyler Moore. For decades I’ve studied the element of accountability–what it means for the creative person, especially those involved in a long-haul project like writing a novel, memoir, or nonfiction book. A colleague once joked that books are […]

    Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

    May 22, 2022
    Creative History
  • Narrative Perspectives – insightful blog by Mary Carroll Moore

    Narrative Perspectives–Which Will Serve Your Story Best? Deciding who is telling your story–that’s a big moment in writing a book.  But even more important is deciding where your narrator will be standing, as he or she tells the tale. Is the narrator speaking in real time, as the story is happening?  Or from what’s called the “retrospective” point of view, […]

    Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

    April 2, 2022
    Adventure,love, challenges, Blogs, Creative History, Family Tree Discoveries, Writing tips
    #amwriting, #victorian, AnnieBrowne-Author-TheJourneysOfTheFortuneSeekers, author Annie Browne, Creative History, crisp writing, Mary Carroll Moore, secrets, social situations, writer
  • How Do You Reveal Emotional Depth without Reliving the Tragedy? Blog by Mary Carroll Moore

    The past year has been full of loss for so many. Several dear friends passed away, from covid or other illnesses, often quite suddenly. Like others, it became hard to process all the losses, happening one after another. I also noticed how it affected my writing, and maybe you have too. Either I wanted to […]

    Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

    March 26, 2022
    Blogs, overcomer’s, Writing tips
    #depression, asking why?, COVID, emotions, frustration, post coronavirus world, writer, Writing, Writing tips
  • Helpful Reading list to Be Original in your writing

    Latest post on the Advanced Fiction Writing blog by Randy Ingermanson Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. How To Be More… Helpful Reading list to Be Original in your writing

    Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

    March 26, 2022
    Writing tips
  • 3 Tips From My Failure As an Author

    You’re standing on one mountain summit, and there are fifty miles between the next mountaintop to which you’re expected to jump. Any step you take, … 3 Tips From My Failure As an Author

    Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

    March 25, 2022
    writing failures, Writing tips
    author, crisp writing, overcomer’s, publishing tips, writer
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