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MAYBE TOMORROW
post by Jule Selbo I thought I was going to finish the latest book in my Dee Rommel series (8 DAYS, A Dee Rommel Mystery) last week. Last Friday. Didn’t happen. Saturday it didn’t happen. Or Sunday April 30. I … Continue reading
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PLAYWRITING or NOVEL WRITING – what strikes more fear in the writer’s heart?
By Jule Selbo This last month I’ve been involved in Acorn Productions’ Maine Playwrights Festival (MPF). My title is Playwright in Residence – and comes with a few specific tasks. Attend initial ‘cold’ (meaning no rehearsal) readings of the 10 … Continue reading
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CAN THE WRITING BRAIN BE TRAINED?
blogged by Jule Selbo This is kind of jumping off from Shelley Burbank’s guest posting on Tuesday. Not on purpose – but when I read her blog – I thought – ahh! Minds in the same place! My very first … Continue reading
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PAGE 130 AND THEN WHAT?
blogged by Jule Selbo It happens every time I get to this point in a book – and yet I’m still surprised and angry and frustrated and consider taking up the less stressful (maybe it’s not) job of wearing an … Continue reading
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WAIT FOR IT?
by Jule Selbo I’m reading John Grisham’s 2021 release The Judge’s List. Very soon – as I was reading – I got interested in how – in the first 100 pages, Grisham’s employed the “I can’t tell you now”, “I … Continue reading
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READ ONLY IF YOU LIKE BIC/FOK AND FOOD
by Jule Selbo Every writer knows this: if you have dedicated yourself to getting out a book once a year (or nine months or six months or at whatever pace works for you), you commit to BIC/FOK time. Butt in … Continue reading
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TAKING BREAKS AIN’T ALL BAD by Jule Selbo
I had to take a break from working on the next book in my Dee Rommel series (8 DAYS) for a good week and a half last month to write a speech for a conference. The picture above (from … Continue reading
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FEEDBACK – WHAT WORKS FOR YOU?
by Jule Selbo The second book in my Dee Rommel Mystery Series, 9 DAYS, is out and it’s fun to get feedback from readers. Some of the reactions come in through the message feature on my website, some from family … Continue reading
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CONFUSED BUT NOT CONCERNED
by Jule Selbo The title of the new book in my Dee Rommel Mystery Series is 9 DAYS. (It follows 10 DAYS, which came out last September.) The publishers set September 28, 2022 as the release date of 9 DAYS and that’s … Continue reading
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EDITOR – WHAT DOES YOURS DO?
by Jule Selbo Serious question, sorry. Does everyone have a different experience? I had dinner with some writing friends the other night (at a place that didn’t put a serious dent in our bank accounts – yeah, hard to find … Continue reading
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