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Plotter? Pantser? Not me, I’m a Sketcher!

Posted on April 12, 2012 by

I’m deep in revisions on the Angel Punk novel so logically, I’m thinking about drafting a new book.  Not a specific book.  My brain is way too full for that.  Instead, I’m thinking about how I draft my books.  And … Continue reading →

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More on writing the unexpected…

Posted on August 5, 2011 by

In Angel Burn by L.A. Weatherly, readers get smacked in the face by the unexpected premise: angels are bad.  We think they are good, but they invade our world and suck the life force out of humans, who are, as … Continue reading →

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Writing Incongruities (or Mucking Out Stalls in Full Make-Up & Heels)

Posted on July 28, 2011 by

Recently, I spent the morning dolled up for the Angel Punk team photo shoot.  (Thank you, Levy Moroshan, for the gorgeous new picture on my home page.)  Wait until you see the mid-air jumping shots!  Hilarious to shoot even if … Continue reading →

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The writer’s job: make alien out of auto parts

Posted on April 28, 2011 by

In my current WIP, my main character has a part-time job at an auto parts store.  While googling for a list of metal auto parts that I could talk about, I came across this amazing piece of metal art. It … Continue reading →

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