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  • Radio Show | Father’s Day Discussion of “The Soul of a Man”

    The contributors to Peace in the Storm Publishing’s publication, “The Soul of a Man“, come together and discuss their experiences of working on the anthology. So tune in. Peace in the Storm Publishing http://www.free-press-release.com/news/200904/1240755887.html marclacy.com http://aalbc.com/authors/fredrick.htm William Fredrick Cooper Joey Pinkney http://www.theurbanbooksource.com/contributors/joey-pinkney.html http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Joey_Pinkney http://www.myspace.com/joeyreviews http://www.facebook.com/people/Joey-Pinkney/1639102478 http://www.klthewriter.com/page/page/5575465.ht http://www.jihadwrites.com/ http://www.holdonbestrong.com/jaroldimes.html http://www.facebook.com/people/Brian-Ganges/1040878311 http://www.myspace.com/writethevisionmg http://www.mauricemgrayjr.com/ http://theromerreview.com/trr/?page_id=3 http://www.myspace.com/alvincromerthejackal

  • Brainstorming

    Brainstorming

    Corporations brainstorm to uncover new ideas. They even take employees on retreats and oftentimes pay psychologists and artist incredible amounts of money to stimulate and present ways in which employees can think out of the box. Why then do writers and authors not give ourselves more time to daydream and brainstorm into planning our stories?

  • Writing With Both Sides of Your Brain

    Writing With Both Sides of Your Brain

    Editor, author, and educator, Shon Bacon suggests that there are two fundamental aspects to a writer’s process. One is the purely creative aspect. The second involves the analytical dimension of crafting a story. Psychologists and scientists have long theorized that humans accomplish varied tasks by utilizing either one or the other side of our brains.…

  • The Path of Writing: Word-by-Word

    The Path of Writing: Word-by-Word

    Commitment to the word is also a vow to filling the blank page, either every day, every other day, each week, etc. We all have our schedules, our routines. Nothing gets written without them.

  • Commitment to The “Word”

    Commitment to The “Word”

    Commit yourself to the ‘word.’ Write your story. Don’t worry about who will publish it. –author, educator, Shon Bacon

  • Radio Show | Shon Bacon: Editing and The Creative Process

    Author, editor and educator, Shon Bacon, discusses the creative process, developing your writing style, and editing fiction. So tune in . author-editor-educator-everywoman CLG Entertainment Editorial & Story Development Services Does “Overnight Success” Exis The Blood-Red Pencil Chick-Lit Gurrl: High on Lattes and Writing Developing Your Writing Style

  • Radio Show | Shon Bacon: Editing and The Creative Process

    Author, editor and educator, Shon Bacon, discusses the creative process, developing your writing style, and editing fiction. So tune in . author-editor-educator-everywoman CLG Entertainment Editorial & Story Development Services Does “Overnight Success” Exis The Blood-Red Pencil Chick-Lit Gurrl: High on Lattes and Writing Developing Your Writing Style