Historical Fiction published Author Blog
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)
Taking a few minutes to think about what you’re about isn’t just a great writing exercise, it’s a clarifying moment of personal development. — Read on www.grammarly.com/blog/how-to-write-bio/ Ahem, perhaps I need to spend some time with my bio. Hoping this is helpful. Thanks, Grammarly.
Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)
Our checklists and tip sheets can help broaden your understanding of how to create tension and conflict, deepen characterization, master the pace, and plot compelling novels. — Read on onestopforwriters.com/image_tips Thank you, thank you. What more can be said to One Stop Writers for such pearls. May we all benefit. Glennis
Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)
Plot is a twisting bridge over a chasm, says Baxter, a chasm that, in my mind, contains the hauntings, the past, the subterranean, the things people either cannot or will not say, things that we are only partially aware of. — Read on thewritepractice.com/how-to-use-subtext-in-your-writing/
Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)
https://www.helpingwritersbecomeauthors.com/brainstorming-wound/amp/ Hi friends. Found this little gem tonight while doing a little twittering. It’s right up my alley this type of blog. Or should I be writing- this type of blog is right up my alley. The grammar police know what’s best. Here is a snippet from the blog to wet your appetite if you…
Glennis Browne (Annie Browne)
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