Book covers fascinate me. The good ones incorporate the right balance of color, fonts, and imagery to spark interest and convey a book’s genre. It’s an art form I admire, and which I doubt I’ll ever get a handle on…
Monthly Archives: March 2018
Compelling Book Covers: Awesome Artwork, a Crackling Font, and a Constellation
Tagged with: book cover design, book-choosing habits, compelling book covers, D.P. Prior, Ernie Lindsey, Peter Heller, Skynoise, The Dog Stars, The Nameless Dwarf
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Author Interview: D Wallace Peach
Author D. Wallace Peach infuses her speculative fiction with vivid prose and intriguing plots. Her twelve published books are divided between two four-book series and four standalone novels. Kari’s Reckoning (2017) is the fourth and final novel in her Rose…
Tagged with: Catling’s Bane by D. Wallace Peach, fantasy authors, fantasy writers, Farlanders' Law by D. Wallace Peach, Kari’s Reckoning by D Wallace Peach, magic systems, Oathbreakers' Guild by D. Wallace Peach, sentient landscapes in fantasy, speculative fiction writers, The Rose Shield series by D Wallace Peach, world building
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3 Fiction Writing Terms: Foreshadow, MacGuffin, Red Herring
The writing business is one of the deepest oceans to navigate. Besides mastering book distribution, marketing, and promotion, writers must also learn a unique set of terms and techniques before deciding what to apply to their own work. When I…
Read a Book, Make a Friend
A book is a special object, a time-tested conveyor of not just information, but emotion and connection. Some of my best friends are books. ~ Seth Godin
Tagged with: importance of books, importance of reading, quotes about books, Seth Godin quote, why we read
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KL Wagoner 