Tag Archives: novel writing

Into the Flow

Posted on May 17, 2016 by Bruce Robert Coffin

Last October I had the great pleasure of taking part in the first annual Murder by the Book, a two day event held at Bar Harbor’s historic Jesup Memorial Library. Is there anything more inspiring than autumn on the coast … Continue reading →

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Do You Suffer From Postnovel Depression?

Posted on March 17, 2016 by mainecrimewriters

Vaughn C. Hardacker here: I just finished the rewrite of a novel and sent it off to my editor. Now I find myself deep in the doldrums of what I call Postnovel Depression. The closest thing I can equate it … Continue reading →

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It Takes A Village

Posted on February 18, 2016 by mainecrimewriters

Bruce Robert Coffin here with my monthly Maine Crime Writer’s blog. In November a number of things happened that propelled my career as a novelist into high gear. A perfect storm of publication, if you will. I attended the New … Continue reading →

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First Drafts

Posted on February 18, 2013 by Barbara Ross

Hi. Barb here. I’ve written about beginnings and the faith I try to keep with my readers. Now I’ve started writing the first draft of my next Maine Clam Bake Mystery. First drafts are a struggle for me. Once I … Continue reading →

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