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Tag Archives: barbara mcmahon
OnFireFiction, or Creating a Creative Cooperative
In October 2012, I attended the annual conference of Novelists, Inc, one of the alphabet soup of writer’s groups (SCBWI, SFWA, MWA, and SinC) to which I belong. As I mentioned in this blog post, one of the hottest topics … Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Conference Wisdom, The Writing Life, Writing Craft
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Tagged Annie Jones, awakening, barbara mcmahon, creative collective, Day Leclaire, debra salonen, ginger chambers, Jean Brashear, joint effort, Julie Kenner, karen sandler, lifeboat, Linda Barrett, lisa mondello, onfirefiction, revolution, rogenna brewer, TANKBORN, unsuitably perfect
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Discover-a-whatilbee?
Six authors walk into a hotel room (two of them virtually)…and find themselves in a Facebook/Twitter/Pinterest/Triberr/Goodreads/Shelfari/Hootsuite madhouse. All in the pursuit of discoverability. Back in October, I attended the annual Novelists, Inc conference in White Plains, NY. We all learned … Continue reading →
Posted in Books, The Writing Life, Travel, Writing Craft
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Tagged awakening, barbara mcmahon, debra salonen, discoverability, ebooks, ginger chambers, indie, karen sandler, lifeboat, lisa mondello, manteca, marketing, revolution, rogenna brewer, TANKBORN
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RTW – Who Do You Love?
This week, YA Highway asks Who has helped you on your reading/writing/publishing journey? I’ve given that considerable thought (at least the last five minutes) and as is often the case, I can’t come up with just one. There have been … Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Strongly Held Beliefs, The Writing Life
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Tagged barbara mcmahon, luckensmeyer, mentors, writer, writing
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