As always, Morgan was a busy bee ALL WEEK LONG!
Sharing tips about crime in SPACE, musings on handling rejection writing, and writing tips for preptober — NaNoWriMo is coming!
Rejections Happen – Tips from CapClave 2023
The life of a writer involves hearing many variations of the word “no.” Rejection comes with the territory but that…
Week In Review: October 14th, 2023
As always, Morgan was a busy bee ALL WEEK LONG!
Sharing notes about writing for young adults, the rise of Cozy Fantasy, this week’s sf comedy author spotlight with WE Parker, and a pile of preptober tips. Are you in for NaNoWriMo?
Introducing the Cozy Fantasy (#CapClave2023)
We’re entering the rise of the Cozy Fantasy! What exactly is that subgenre, and why is it becoming popular? Plus, theories about where it came from.
Author Spotlight: W.E. Parker
Today’s Author Spotlight guest is W.E. Parker, an author of Science Fiction comedy!
They’re sharing writing tips and more!
Week In Review: October 7th, 2023
As always, Morgan was a busy bee ALL WEEK LONG!
Sharing notes about the struggles of writing SFF from the margins, her #CapClave 2023 recap, and a pile of preptober tips. Do you like #NaNoWriMo?
Morgan’s CapClave 2023 Roundup
This past weekend, I celebrated the end of September by heading to another writer convention: CapClave 2023. Held annually by the Washington DC Science Fiction Society (WSFS), its motto is “Where Reading is Not Extinct”.
I was on 4 panels, held a successful workshop, attended 4 panels, 1 concert, 1 book launch, and a reading.
Now, I recognize that I am privileged to have access to these sorts of events, and will be sharing my notes in the coming weeks. All in all, I had a lovely writer’s weekend. It was great to see old friends and meet new ones. And I can’t wait to see them again.
Have you attended any writer conventions? Do you have a favorite?
If you haven’t, are there any you would attend if you had the opportunity?
Week In Review: September 29th, 2023
As always, Morgan was a busy bee ALL WEEK LONG!
Sharing tips about what I look for when beta reading, musings on how fanfiction can help writers, and writing tips from this week’s author spotlight guest: Bob Mazerov.
Plus, I’ll be at #CapClave in Rockville, Md all weekend!
Things I Look For When Beta Reading
Beta Reading: From pacing and plot holes, to word choice and phrasing, I’m here to cheer your characters on.
I try to do both developmental editing and line editing, with a touch of copy-editing.
What do you look for when you’re beta reading?