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Guest Blog — Q&A With Cara Lockwood

Posted by: claireflaire on: December 13, 2011

Representing the Page A Day Writers Group, I asked author Cara Lockwood to share some advice, insight and reality about writing and publishing your book. Lockwood has written nine novels in several different genres from chick lit and romance to fantasy and teen fiction. “I Do (But I Don’t)” was her first book to reach the USA [...]

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Reading About a Published Writer’s World

Posted by: claireflaire on: June 21, 2011

Other writers have given a sneak peak into their writing world. Anne Lamott in Bird by Bird, Stephen Kings’ On Writing are two great examples. Janet Evanovich pulled the curtain back in her book, How I Write: Secrets of a Bestselling Author.  Recently though, my writing buddy, Sharon recommended The Accidental Bestseller by Wendy Wax.  Touted a a great summer read, the story moves [...]

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Becoming a Better Critique Partner

Posted by: claireflaire on: June 7, 2011

I’m fortunate to have two critique partners who pour over my work with a commitment to make me a better–and published–novelist. The three of us have been on this journey for a couple of years now and I know how valuable it is to have writers I trust comment on my work. I often think of [...]

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The Page a Day Writers Group is a diverse collection of wonderful writers based in San Diego, CA. We've been meeting monthly since 2004. Our primary function is in-depth writing critique, marketing and brainstorming, but there's usually some wine, chocolate and ribaldry involved too. We write fantasy, humor, literary fiction, nonfiction, romance, thrillers and YA. Join us on our journeys to publication and the wonderland beyond!

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