The Best Judge of Your Work
by Raymond M. Coulombe You are probably not the best judge of your own work. Having a good group of early readers is a […]
Month: March 2018
Something Borrowed Something Spew – Chapter 3. -The Chronicles of Swamp Lords
Part 3. Hot Feet “UH, EXCUSE ME,” Cornmelia tugged gently at Madam Spew’s robes, “is we, me and Lusty, proper married?” The Black Temple of […]
Should You Really Write What You Know?
By Raymond M. Coulombe Yes. Okay, there should be some more here. Writing what you know is one of those truisms that everyone spouts. […]
Every Picture Tells a Story
by Raymond M. Coulombe They say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. Then again, it’s exactly the way we get our first […]
It’s Always Personal
by Patrick LeClerc In fiction, as in life, it’s important to distinguish the motivations of the individual from those of the organization to which that […]
The Tools of the Trade
by Raymond M. Coulombe Once in a while we hear about some old time writer who hasn’t moved into the computer age. They may […]