Monthly Archives: June 2016

Lisa Wells – July Speaker

Posted on June 30, 2016 by

“Writing Strong Dialogue”  July 23 1:00 p.m. Heritage Cafeteria, Corner of Battlefield & Fremont Springfield, MO Lisa Wells always knew there would come a time in her life when she’d pursue her dream career as a romance author. This is … Continue reading →

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How To Improve Your Writing Skills

Posted on June 27, 2016 by

Whether you’re a blogger, student, or aspiring author, learning to improve your writing is a skill that can be used for years to come. With a little practice, research, and creative choice, you’ll be on the right track. Dana Fox … Continue reading →

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Why You Need a Logline

Posted on June 20, 2016 by

What is a logline? It’s a summarization of your story in three sentences.  Can you do it?  A few months ago, one of SWG’s speakers spoke about creating your logline…the backbone of facts from which you can then create the body of … Continue reading →

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Publish Your Own Anthology

Posted on June 18, 2016 by

Writing short stories will give you fresh insights and help hone your writing skills. It will also help to tighten those words and thoughts into a publishable collection. You can create an anthology of your own, or others’short stories! Pick … Continue reading →

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How to Develop Your Best Novel Writing Ideas

Posted on June 14, 2016 by

Have you hit a roadblock writing your first novel… if so, read this. It will help you to understand why.❤ Which of your novel writing ideas are worth your time? Here are some tips for developing your best story ideas. … Continue reading →

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