Monthly Archives: October 2014

Read to write – and enjoy

Posted on October 27, 2014 by ginachoward

Reading is one of my greatest pleasures, and I suspect it is one of yours, too. It’s my treat to myself after I’ve completed the day’s work. If I’m feeling particularly self-indulgent, I’ll put the to-dos aside and curl up … Continue reading →

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Filling holes

Posted on October 20, 2014 by ginachoward

We were leaving our critique group last week, comments and suggestions duly noted, when one of the members began asking me more about my main character’s motivation. Easy questions. I had written her back story before I started the book, … Continue reading →

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Bringing it home

Posted on October 13, 2014 by ginachoward

Familial relationships are complicated. And they should be just as complex in fiction as they are in real life. With the oldest child an accused bioterrorist, the Blake family has more than its share of complications. In the ninth chapter … Continue reading →

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