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Hey Behind the Prosers,
I know you've been waiting for part two of the awesome interview with Gwen Hernandez, and here it is! In this episode we talk about crafting introductions, how the writing software Scrivener helps "plotters" and "pantsers" - (listen to find out which one you are), how Hernandez uses Scrivener to structure her books with four parts, and what about self-publishing appealed to her and how she's done so successfully with her romantic suspense novels.
I've got many great authors cued up for you in the next several episodes including:
Dinty W. Moore's Creative Nonfiction Writers' Conference Presentation (Dinty has a great new book out by the way! If you write, you should def add it to your library.)
Scott Hess, author of the historical novel, The Butcher's Sons
Sean Ennis, author of Chase Us, a collection of short stories
Susan Shapiro, New York Times Bestselling author of What's Never Said, a novel
You know what to do next: Listen. Learn. Write.
I know you've been waiting for part two of the awesome interview with Gwen Hernandez, and here it is! In this episode we talk about crafting introductions, how the writing software Scrivener helps "plotters" and "pantsers" - (listen to find out which one you are), how Hernandez uses Scrivener to structure her books with four parts, and what about self-publishing appealed to her and how she's done so successfully with her romantic suspense novels.
I've got many great authors cued up for you in the next several episodes including:
Dinty W. Moore's Creative Nonfiction Writers' Conference Presentation (Dinty has a great new book out by the way! If you write, you should def add it to your library.)
Scott Hess, author of the historical novel, The Butcher's Sons
Sean Ennis, author of Chase Us, a collection of short stories
Susan Shapiro, New York Times Bestselling author of What's Never Said, a novel
You know what to do next: Listen. Learn. Write.
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