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Friday, May 1, 2015

Me, Manuscript, And Editor (Still)

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Keep Writing. You'll Get There.

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Tuesday, November 4, 2014

My Current Manuscript And Title Of Novel

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This is how my new book (The Doomsday Chronicles) is coming along thus far for this November of 2014. Rewriting pages and editing. I’ve written many fictional stories before and this spy-action-science fiction tale is no different for me. I hope my characters, setting, and premise is grounded enough in this near future reality to be authentic and entertaining. By way of editing some chapters in the book are expanding while others are shortening. This is typical. I write a lot of detail, maybe too much, which is good for the editing process, and helps me to keep the main gist of the story flowing in the right direction. All in all, having a blast - T.S.Garp

Gothic Fantasy Book In The Works

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Really dig this book cover. I’ve already written an outline for a new gothic
book for the future that fits this leathery medieval design perfectly - T.S.Garp

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Write That Novel

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Wednesday, August 6, 2014

New Novel Coming Soon

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My new novel isn’t exactly finished yet, but nearly completed, and on the 4th draft, which should be a major improvement from previous versions of this particularly story that I had written long ago. I have been working on this interesting concept for several years and it should be concluded soon. What’s the story about? Hmmmm…….. A mystery, action, and intrigue with an anti-hero protagonist. Sounds good to me - T.S.Garp

Monday, May 5, 2014

The Joy of A Good Book

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Wednesday, January 8, 2014

Write What You Care About

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Friday, December 21, 2012

Avoid Common Writing Mistakes

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In the BookRix’s “Between the Lines” Blog they have a very good article about how to avoid common writing mistakes. A good read and reminder to indie authors breaking into the publishing world who want to make a lasting impression with well edit material, punctuation, consistency, clear writing/dialogue, and book art cover.