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Goodbye 2012: Top guests, pals & posts this year!

By Donna Galanti

Happy New Year all! First, I am so thrilled to share the money raised toward the Pearl S. Buck Welcome House Adoption Program. For two weeks in December, I promised to donate $1 from each book sale of A Human Element, print or ebook. With your help I sold 71 books and am donating $71 to this wonderful program! Thank you! Now here's a look back at 2012! Top visited guest posts on my blog in 2012: #1 Allison Brennan: How to knock off your characters New York Times and  USA Today bestselling Read more [...]

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Writer Resources, Books & Bram Stoker’s Birthday

By Donna Galanti

Thought I'd share some fun book goings-on with myself and other authors today! Promo fun Stop by Night Owl Reviews Suspense today where A Human  Element is featured and so am I in a fun Author Q&A interview. I'm also interviewed this month in the Bucks County Women's Journal, talking about the power of change. Check out pg. 34 in the PDF or pick up locally. A wonderful magazine promoting women's business and successes. Visit the BCWJ website. Plus I love waking up to more five-star Read more [...]

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Hot WritingTips from the Philly Writer’s Conf: On Plot

By Donna Galanti

Kelly Simmons, Author of Standing Still & The Bird House on Plot Kelly gave us great ideas on how to prepare the plot of our book BEFORE writing it so we don’t get 80 pages in & have to re-write it all. On Plot: Ride the 7 C’s Combustion Coordination Conflict Characters Conclusion Completion Commitment Tip: Combustion and Coordination are most important Combustion Most plot problems from beginning. Creating a premise with such interesting characters and high stakes will Read more [...]

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