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Book Review – Drummer Loves Dancer by Fred Jessett
It is the 1950s in Seattle, Washington, a simpler and more innocent time. Lad MacAdam, a drummer in the Puget Sound Scots Pipe Band, is involved in an outdoor stage production of Brigadoon. He becomes involved romantically with one of … Continue reading
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Tagged 1950s, adoption, characters, Fred Jessett, Love story
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March breezes through
Hello, everyone. This is a quick post to let you know about some of the upcoming events in the writing community of the Inland Northwest. Saturday and Sunday, March 10 and 11, some of the members of Spokane Authors and … Continue reading
How do you digest a 600+ page tome?
The answer: break it into a three-part series. That’s what J. R. R. Tolkein’s publishers did with Lord of the Rings, and it’s also what Kate Poitevin did with Saving Tir Gaeltacht. For those of you who don’t know Kate … Continue reading
Creating believable characters
What makes a story great? Is it the plot? The research? The philosophy imparted to the reader? It is all these things, but the most important of all – the thing that makes a story stick in the mind – … Continue reading