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This month's Pinned Journal Fabulous Flash Fiction.
Did you know there are several categories. You might be writing a Drabble!
~Between the Lines~
Writing Tips

Lastest Writer's Tips
Nannette Potter shares this informative and fun Newsletter from Virtual Author and Writer Events:
https://sarahnicolas.substack.com/
John Bowers shares a very interesting and entertaining site about Science Fiction books. Every conceivable category is repre-sented - even Scifi with Cats! Check it out at
https://best-sci-fi-books.com/
Krista Lynn shares a link to making QR codes for authors:
Author Quote
of the Week.
“Writing, to me, is simply thinking through my fingers."
—Isaac Asimov
Writing Prompts and Challenges
October is Here! . Check out the Writer's Journal on the right side of this page for this month's quick study about Flash Fiction. Using the same image a last month's mystery, thriller, suspense genre as a prompt, write a Flash Fiction about one of the pictures. See if you can incorporate these three elements of good story-telling: setting, scenery, feeling to show genre.
If you would like to share, copy your Flash Fiction into the Comments section on the Writers Journal

1 2 3
An interesting new website...
Flash Fiction Newsletter
Is on the io.groups forum
Click here to look it over and read this week's newsletter.
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Check out The
A well-done blog with lots of information for all fiction writers
~~~
A professional writer's strategy
~~~
Check out this link for
best online tools for writers.
From:
https://www.websiteplanet.com/blog/best-online-tools-writers/
~~~
Check out this fantastic blog at
CVFW member, Roh Morgon's book is showcased to demonstrate Promo Stacking
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Jon Morrow's Monster List of Power Words
https://www.dailymaze.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/power-words.pdf
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WORD HIPPO!
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Easy to Use -
Plot Diagrams to create heightened suspense and action in your story.
From:
Click HERE to view and download the diagrams.
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Reedsy for all things Marketing!
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Check out this great marketing place for Writers!
Newsletters,
Podcasts,
Workshops
at:
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AND...What is Upmarket Fiction? Read this article and see if you can figure it out!
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Answer me this...
What does one call a
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~Writing The Lines ~
~ Reading Between the Lines ~
Writer Tips and Clever Quotes
~ Writers Sharing With Writers ~
Fiction Writers
make it up as they go!
CVFW Blog
The Writer's Journal
~~~
This month's Pinned Journal Do you know the difference between a Mystery and a Thriller? Is suspense its own genre?
~Between the Lines~
Writing Tips

Lastest Writer's Tips
Nannette Potter shares this informative and fun Newsletter from Virtual Author and Writer Events:
https://sarahnicolas.substack.com/
John Bowers shares a very interesting and entertaining site about Science Fiction books. Every conceivable category is repre-sented - even Scifi with Cats! Check it out at
https://best-sci-fi-books.com/
Krista Lynn shares a link to making QR codes for authors:
Author Quote
of the Week.
“Get it down. Take chances. It may be bad, but it’s the only way you can do anything really good.”
—William Faulkner
Writing Prompts and Challenges
October is Here! . Check out the Writer's Journal on the right side of this page for this month's quick study about Flash Fiction. Using the same image a last month's mystery, thriller, suspense genre as a prompt, write a Flash Fiction about one of the pictures. See if you can incorporate these three elements of good story-telling: setting, scenery, feeling to show genre.
If you would like to share, copy your Flash Fiction into the Comments section on the Writers Journal

1 2 3
An interesting new website...
Flash Fiction Newsletter
Is on the io.groups forum
Click here to look it over and read this week's newsletter.
~~~
Check out The
A well-done blog with lots of information for all fiction writers
~~~
A professional writer's strategy
~~~
Check out this link for
best online tools for writers.
From:
https://www.websiteplanet.com/blog/best-online-tools-writers/
~~~
Check out this fantastic blog at
CVFW member, Roh Morgon's book is showcased to demonstrate Promo Stacking
~~~
Jon Morrow's Monster List of Power Words
https://www.dailymaze.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/power-words.pdf
~~~
WORD HIPPO!
~~~
Easy to Use -
Plot Diagrams to create heightened suspense and action in your story.
From:
Click HERE to view and download the diagrams.
~~~
Reedsy for all things Marketing!
~~~
Check out this great marketing place for Writers!
Newsletters,
Podcasts,
Workshops
at:
~~~
AND...What is Upmarket Fiction? Read this article and see if you can figure it out!
~~~


~Writing The Lines ~
~ Reading Between the Lines ~
Writer Tips and Clever Quotes
~ Writers Sharing With Writers ~
Fiction Writers
make it up as they go!
CVFW Blog
The Writer's Journal
~~~
This month's Pinned Journal Do you know the difference between a Mystery and a Thriller? Is suspense its own genre?
~Between the Lines~
Writing Tips

Lastest Writer's Tips
Nannette Potter shares this informative and fun Newsletter from Virtual Author and Writer Events:
https://sarahnicolas.substack.com/
John Bowers shares a very interesting and entertaining site about Science Fiction books. Every conceivable category is repre-sented - even Scifi with Cats! Check it out at
https://best-sci-fi-books.com/
Krista Lynn shares a link to making QR codes for authors:
Author Quote
of the Week.
“Get it down. Take chances. It may be bad, but it’s the only way you can do anything really good.”
—William Faulkner
Writing Prompts and Challenges
October is Here! . Check out the Writer's Journal on the right side of this page for this month's quick study about Flash Fiction. Using the same image a last month's mystery, thriller, suspense genre as a prompt, write a Flash Fiction about one of the pictures. See if you can incorporate these three elements of good story-telling: setting, scenery, feeling to show genre.
If you would like to share, copy your Flash Fiction into the Comments section on the Writers Journal

1 2 3
An interesting new website...
Flash Fiction Newsletter
Is on the io.groups forum
Click here to look it over and read this week's newsletter.
~~~
Check out The
A well-done blog with lots of information for all fiction writers
~~~
A professional writer's strategy
~~~
Check out this link for
best online tools for writers.
From:
https://www.websiteplanet.com/blog/best-online-tools-writers/
~~~
Check out this fantastic blog at
CVFW member, Roh Morgon's book is showcased to demonstrate Promo Stacking
~~~
Jon Morrow's Monster List of Power Words
https://www.dailymaze.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/power-words.pdf
~~~
WORD HIPPO!
~~~
Easy to Use -
Plot Diagrams to create heightened suspense and action in your story.
From:
Click HERE to view and download the diagrams.
~~~
Reedsy for all things Marketing!
~~~
Check out this great marketing place for Writers!
Newsletters,
Podcasts,
Workshops
at:
~~~
AND...What is Upmarket Fiction? Read this article and see if you can figure it out!
~~~


~Writing The Lines ~
~ Reading Between the Lines ~
Writer Tips and Clever Quotes
~ Writers Sharing With Writers ~
Fiction Writers
make it up as they go!
CVFW Blog
The Writer's Journal
~~~
This month's Pinned Journal Do you know the difference between a Mystery and a Thriller? Is suspense its own genre?
~Between the Lines~
Writing Tips

Lastest Writer's Tips
Nannette Potter shares this informative and fun Newsletter from Virtual Author and Writer Events:
https://sarahnicolas.substack.com/
John Bowers shares a very interesting and entertaining site about Science Fiction books. Every conceivable category is repre-sented - even Scifi with Cats! Check it out at
https://best-sci-fi-books.com/
Krista Lynn shares a link to making QR codes for authors:
Author Quote
of the Week.
“Get it down. Take chances. It may be bad, but it’s the only way you can do anything really good.”
—William Faulkner
Writing Prompts and Challenges
October is Here! . Check out the Writer's Journal on the right side of this page for this month's quick study about Flash Fiction. Using the same image a last month's mystery, thriller, suspense genre as a prompt, write a Flash Fiction about one of the pictures. See if you can incorporate these three elements of good story-telling: setting, scenery, feeling to show genre.
If you would like to share, copy your Flash Fiction into the Comments section on the Writers Journal

1 2 3
An interesting new website...
Flash Fiction Newsletter
Is on the io.groups forum
Click here to look it over and read this week's newsletter.
~~~
Check out The
A well-done blog with lots of information for all fiction writers
~~~
A professional writer's strategy
~~~
Check out this link for
best online tools for writers.
From:
https://www.websiteplanet.com/blog/best-online-tools-writers/
~~~
Check out this fantastic blog at
CVFW member, Roh Morgon's book is showcased to demonstrate Promo Stacking
~~~
Jon Morrow's Monster List of Power Words
https://www.dailymaze.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/power-words.pdf
~~~
WORD HIPPO!
~~~
Easy to Use -
Plot Diagrams to create heightened suspense and action in your story.
From:
Click HERE to view and download the diagrams.
~~~
Reedsy for all things Marketing!
~~~
Check out this great marketing place for Writers!
Newsletters,
Podcasts,
Workshops
at:
~~~
AND...What is Upmarket Fiction? Read this article and see if you can figure it out!
~~~
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