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How becoming a novelist was the best…and the worst

By Donna Galanti

Becoming a novelist was a dream come true. I had found my calling. In doing so I lost the one thing I had loved all my life. Reading. Hard to imagine, right? Since I was six years old I used to sit and read a book from beginning to end. I would be lost in it. My world was magically changed. Movies were created in my mind. The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe was the first book that changed my life as a young girl. I also sucked up Roald Dahl's books. Then came along V.C. Andrews and Sydney Read more [...]

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James Scott Bell: Write What You Fear

By Donna Galanti

I am thrilled to have best selling author, JAMES SCOTT BELL, on today. Jim is the bestselling author of Deceived, Try Dying, Watch Your Back and many other thrillers. Under the pen name K. Bennett, he is also the author of the Mallory Caine zombie legal thriller series, which begins with Pay Me in Flesh. Jim  served as fiction columnist for Writer's Digest magazine, to which he frequently contributes, and has written three bestselling craft books for Writers Digest, including the #1 bestseller Read more [...]

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What I learned from writing my first novel

By Donna Galanti

What I learned from writing my first novel Set a writing schedule. To put words on paper I had to set the alarm for 4:30AM and write in the cold and dark. Some days I didn’t feel like it. Those empty pages stared at me. But like any job some days you don’t feel like going to that either. I got my best writing done on the days I forced myself to write. Face my fear of dialogue and get over it. Once I did that I realized dialogue is fun! It brings your characters to life and gives them their Read more [...]

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