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Read Tied, Vermin 2.0, David's Summer chapters online

Read chapters online instantly

Drama, Family, Horror, Writing, Young AdultBy LeeFebruary 4, 2018Leave a comment

That’s no joke. You can read the first few chapters of my books, online, right in your browser. No email required. No questions asked.

Heart made from folded book pages

Reading for your health

Notes, WritingBy LeeFebruary 19, 2016Leave a comment

My last post dealt with the health benefits of writing, a little bit each day. What about reading? Read on.

Getting read is security, too

Notes, WritingBy LeeJanuary 31, 2016Leave a comment

Last Thursday’s post was about registering copyright, which I feel is a must for every published work. Is there any other forms of protection?

Canadian books to read

Read to write

Notes, WritingBy LeeJanuary 19, 2016Leave a comment

When I write screenplays, my mantra, borrowed from Scott Myers at Go Into The Story, is “Watch movies. Read scripts. Write pages.” What about adapting that to writing books?

17 lessons from Stephen King

Drama, Horror, Notes, Writing, Young AdultBy LeeNovember 5, 2015Leave a comment

I guess I’m a “little” biased (“Little? HA!”)  since I’m a self-confessed uberfan, but Stephen King’s advice continues to be both wise and inspirational.

Showing and telling

Drama, Horror, Notes, Writing, Young AdultBy LeeNovember 2, 2015Leave a comment

As I wrote my first novel, I would often struggle and pause, thinking about the distinction between showing and telling. Too much telling, and there’s no life. To much showing, and the reader can get lost, or overwhelmed.

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