by Theresa Crater | Mar 19, 2013 | Fantasy, Mysteries, Publishing, The Craft of Writing, Writing
A huge thank you to Kristin Nelson from Nelson Literary Agency, Jennifer Ryan from Fulcrum Publishing, Lynda Hilburn who writes the Kismet Vampire Psychology series, and Betsy Dornbusch writer and editor of Electric Spec for a fabulous panel on the state of publishing...
by Theresa Crater | Mar 4, 2013 | Publishing, The Craft of Writing, Writing
Come learn about how publishing has changed in the last few years from top professionals in the field. Where: MSU-Denver, Tivoli 320BC When: Tuesday, March 19 from 12:15-1:30 p.m. Who: Literary Agent Kristin Nelson, Publisher Jennifer Ryan, Editor & Writer Betsy...
by Theresa Crater | Oct 31, 2012 | Fantasy, My Guest Blogs, The Craft of Writing, Writing
This month’s Great Traveling Round Table Fantasy blog is up. The topic for Halloween is Horror/Fantasy Crossovers. I claim horror is all dark fantasy. Chris Howard is our host, and guests include Deborah J. Ross, Warren Rochelle , Valjeanne Jeffers, Andrea K...
by Theresa Crater | Oct 27, 2012 | Mysteries, The Craft of Writing, Writing
I belong to a mystery chat group called Mysteristas. Every Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. EST, which is 11 here in Colorado, we do a twitter chat on some topic involving mysteries. Look for the hash tag #mysteristas. Last week it was age in mystery, the week before that food....
by Theresa Crater | Jul 25, 2012 | Ancient Sites, Egypt, Guest Bloggers, Interviews, Publishing, Spirit, The Craft of Writing
Every once in a while someone writes a book that I know my readers will be especially interested in. Merrie P. Wycoff’s Shadow of the Sun is one of them. Merrie tells the story of the Pharaoh Akhenaten from the perspective of his daughter, Merit-Aten. Here’s what she...
by Theresa Crater | Jul 23, 2012 | Fantasy, Guest Bloggers, Publishing, The Craft of Writing
Welcome to the Great Fantasy Travelling Round Table Our topic this month is The Borderlands. Where are the boundaries of the fantasy genre? When does it become something else, like mystery or literary fiction or magical realism? What are the borders between fantasy...
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