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Joy E. Rancatore
Short Story Contest Winner Interview

Short Story Contest Winner Interview

by Joy | Aug 23, 2018 | dream of authorship, goals, inspiration, short story, world-building, writing process

Most recently my writing has focused on literary fiction, but that’s not all I’ve written this year! I also participated in a short story contest earlier. Backstory You may remember that for the past couple of years, I’ve had an entire fantasy series...
Can You Fit into a Tagline?

Can You Fit into a Tagline?

by Joy | Aug 9, 2018 | authors, dream of authorship, goals, inspiration, publishers

Marketing. Branding. Creating an author brand. These are the steps that, quite honestly, take far more time than the actual writing in this crazy business of becoming an author. These are the steps I’ve been working on a great deal behind the scenes over the...
What Happens When You Don’t Win Camp NaNo?

What Happens When You Don’t Win Camp NaNo?

by Joy | Aug 2, 2018 | goals, novel, novella, stories, writers, writing community, writing process

This past month, you have met three of my incredible writer friends. All together, we’ve taken you with us on a camping trip! Okay, we didn’t really go camping—or go anywhere, actually. We simply wrote toward our individual writing or editing goals as part...
The More You Write, the More You Write

The More You Write, the More You Write

by Guest Writer | Jul 26, 2018 | goals, novel, writers, writing, writing community, writing process

I’ve never been one for insane writing goals or intense, days-long sprints. I read blogs where an author claims to have written a novel in a month and roll my eyes. Even NaNoWriMo … I refused to participate because I thought 50,000 words in one month was ridiculous,...
Setting a Goal & Sticking to It

Setting a Goal & Sticking to It

by Guest Writer | Jul 19, 2018 | goals, inspiration, novel, writers, writing community, writing process

Writing has always been about give and take for me. You know the saying, “Your book won’t write itself?” Well I stand tried and true to that phrase. Writing takes a lot of dedication, hard work, and most of all – the sacrificing of time. Writing is a...
Editing My Way Through Camp NaNo

Editing My Way Through Camp NaNo

by Guest Writer | Jul 12, 2018 | Editing, goals, writer mom, writers, writing, writing community, writing process

All writers have been there: that moment when you realize you’ve put off your book for far too long. The moment when you tell yourself for the hundredth time that you will “work on it tomorrow” or “as soon as the craziness of life slows down enough that you can...
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