by Gemma Snow | Mar 28, 2019 | Author, Blog Challenge, Editing, Inspiration, my books, Writing
An MFRW Author Post – And check out the other blogs on the hop! I take no issue with prologues. In fact, I use them about as often as I don’t use them, when I’m trying to set the scene for a history between two characters, when I plan to start the book in a...
by Gemma Snow | Mar 18, 2019 | Author, Blog Challenge, Friends, Inspiration, my books, Writing
An MFRW Post – And check out the other blogs on the hop! Okay, I’ll cop to it – I’ve used this title before. But that’s only because it’s so true. (And so good!) It also really fits into this week’s blog topic – what my family understands about me. See, I’ve...
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by Gemma Snow | Feb 19, 2019 | Author, Blog Challenge, Writing
An MFRW Author Post — And check out the other great blogs on the hop! Absolute quiet. No music. No television in the background. No squirrels dancing up the tree outside my window, their feet a scurrying, distracting tapping against the brusque winter air. None...
by Gemma Snow | Feb 12, 2019 | Author, Blog Challenge, Books, Inspiration, my books, Writing
An MFRW Post – And check out the other blogs on the hop This isn’t an easy one for me to write. This past month, one of my presses announced they were shutting down – my third press to either change management or go bankrupt in just three years, and this...
by Gemma Snow | Feb 4, 2019 | Author, Blog Challenge, Inspiration, MFRW, my books, Writing
Have you ever read a book in second person? Probably not right? There’s a good reason for that. Second person is jarring and difficult to pull off, and for most people, it’s a temporary sort of deal. Like, maybe a short story, but much more than that passes the...
by Gemma Snow | Jan 28, 2019 | Author, Blog Challenge, Friends, Inspiration, my books, Writing
An MFRW Authors Post–and check out the other blogs on the hop! When I tell people I write romance novels, I get myriad responses. By far, the ones I find most offensive, (and I promise there are many offensive ones) are those people who ask, Do you ever...
