Category: Family Tree Discoveries

• 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

• Author Annie Browne

  

  Historical fiction brings the past back to life. Especially when each of us have a history and maybe it’s been kept secret. Discover what really happened and learn about who you really are. It’s not all about DNA.

  Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

  June 25, 2021

  Adventure,love, challenges, Ancestry dilemma, Blogs, Charles Darwin theories, Creative History, Family Tree Discoveries, Goals and ambition, Historical Fiction, Religious decisions, Victorian historical stories, Writing tips

  #Calvinism, #Darwinism, #depression, #fortune, #journeys, #millenium, #mining, #obedience, #seekers, #suffragette, #victorian

• How to Crisp Up Your Writing–Revision Tools for Wordsmithing

  Once again I am reblogging one of Mary Carroll Moores’s writing tips.  For over a year she has reminded me or taught me a lot  about writing. Mary and the AutoCrit Programme have been my teachers in the writing of The Fortune Seekers.  Today’s article is on crisp writing – something quite new to me…

  Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

  September 7, 2016

  Adventure,love, challenges, Ancestry dilemma, Creative History, Family Tree Discoveries, Goals and ambition, Historical Fiction, Key words, Victorian historical stories, Writing tips

  Creative History, crisp writing, Glennis Browne, Mary Carroll Moore, The Fortune Seekers-Dan and Charlotte

• The Fortune Seekers – almost here

  

  From Wales he comes. From England she comes. Why did they leave everything they knew, to begin their lives a-new? Where did they go? How did they meet? What events caused the decisions? All will be revealed when you open the pages in late July or early August.

  Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

  July 26, 2016

  Adventure,love, challenges, Ancestry dilemma, emigration, Family Tree Discoveries, Goals and ambition, Historical Fiction, Key words, overcomer’s

• More on the story…

  Newsletter number One May 2016

  Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

  July 9, 2016

  Adventure,love, challenges, Family Tree Discoveries, Historical Fiction

  Writer;historical;new novels; xlibris

• “Who I am and why I am here”

  

  Sofar, I remain an unknown blogger with very limited attention to my blogs. Undiscovered. Unsure how hash tags work. That sort of thing. So, why am I here? To learn. As simple as that.

  Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

  June 7, 2016

  Adventure,love, challenges, Family Tree Discoveries, Historical Fiction

  Book Lovers;, Cover story, writer

• Setting up my website  – https://glenniswritingabc.wordpress.com

  Ok My first newsletter is up, thanks to the programme called ‘smore’. Quite brilliant really. Simple. Except it took me a while to remove the spelling mistakes. Just for fun I have left them  – hoping you, my reader, can locate them.  Hint – there are 2. And some bad writing to boot. But all…

  Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)

  June 6, 2016

  Adventure,love, challenges, Family Tree Discoveries, Historical Fiction

  anger, emigration, frustration, peace, religion, social situations, wanderlust