by Gemma Snow | Oct 23, 2017 | Author, Blog Challenge, Friends, Inspiration, Writing
An MFRW Post – And check out the other blogs on the hop! The greatest joke I ever told was when we got Houdini. He was six weeks old, a floppy white and brown mutt, the last in his litter to come up from the southern kill shelters, and unable to stand on his...
by Gemma Snow | Sep 25, 2017 | Author, Blog Challenge, Books, Editing, MFRW, my books, Writing
An MFRW Post – and check out the other blogs on the hop! I can’t say I’m a huge William Faulkner fan. Not being of his era or his environment, I shy away from the heavily masculine writing style of him and Hemingway, preferring the books that were never on the...
by Gemma Snow | Sep 4, 2017 | Author, Blog Challenge, Books, Editing, Inspiration, my books, Writing
An MFRW Post – And check out the other great blogs on the hop! We’re gonna write, write, write ‘til broad daylight! Psh, I wish. If there was one thing I could go back and tell the writer version of myself when I first started this whole crazy career,...
by Gemma Snow | Aug 21, 2017 | Author, Blog Challenge, Books, Editing, Inspiration, my books, Writing
An MFRW Post – And check out the other great blogs on the hop! I am easily distracted. It might be a writer thing, it might be a me thing, but I find that every single event, noise, conversation or car alarm in neighborhood has the ability to draw...
by Gemma Snow | Jun 12, 2017 | Author, Blog Challenge, Editing, Inspiration, Uncategorized
An MFRW Author Post – And check out the other great blogs on the hop! Ever since I can remember, my favorite food has been ravioli. It was a staple of my Italian American upbringing and evolved over the years from cheese to lobster to pear and walnut, an ever...
by Gemma Snow | Jun 5, 2017 | Author, Blog Challenge, Books, Editing, Inspiration, my books, Writing
An MFRW Author Post – and check out the other blogs on the hop! I am an overwriter. It’s not a bad thing. In fact, as far as the question of overwriter vs. underwriter goes, I’d much rather face the challenge of cutting words than adding them. Putting too...
