by Gemma Snow | Feb 19, 2018 | Author, Blog Challenge, Inspiration, my books, Writing
An MFRW Author Post — and check out the other blogs on the hop! Chances are that if you’ve spent any time in the writing field, you’ve heard the phrase “Write what you know.” Because, obviously, writing what you know is the surefire way to get it right....
by Gemma Snow | Jan 29, 2018 | Author, Blog Challenge, Inspiration
An MFRW Author Post – And check out the other blogs on the hop! I’m a crier. I cry. I cry at movies, good things and bad things, scary things and sad things, puppy food commercials, and the news. I am usually overwhelmed with emotion for some reason or another and the...
by Gemma Snow | Jan 22, 2018 | Author, Blog Challenge, Books, Inspiration, my books, Writing
An MFRW Author Post – And check out the other blogs on the hop! I don’t remember ever being anything but a storyteller. When I was young, I wanted to be many things – a movie director, a perfume maker, a chocolatier (that dream hasn’t fully disappeared), a...
by Gemma Snow | Jan 8, 2018 | Author, Blog Challenge, Inspiration, Writing
An MFRW Post – And check out the other blogs on the hop! Memory is a funny thing. We recently watched Coco, a truly remarkable film about the Day of the Dead, centrally-focused on honoring the memories of loved ones, with those that are no longer remembered...
by Gemma Snow | Jan 3, 2018 | Author, Blog Challenge, Editing, Inspiration, my books, Writing
We’ve got a new 52-Blog Week Challenge from MFRW for 2018! Check out all the awesome blogs on the hop! First of all, Happy 2018! Wishing you all a successful and joyous new year, filled with good fortune, love and fulfillment! I’m pleased to be taking on the...
by Gemma Snow | Nov 27, 2017 | Author, Inspiration, my books
An MFRW Post – And check out the other blogs on the hop! I want to be badass. In theory, that’s simple enough – a movie montage does the trick for learning martial arts, surfing or whitewater rafting. A couple clues, details and notes in between chapters one...
