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Tag Archives: writers
I’m Not Tolstoy or a Bronte: Finding Your Voice
Welcome to Deep-Fried Friday, where I’ve pulled out the Fry Daddy and am ready to toss in a basket of thoughts to start sizzling. I was thinking recently how I have always told myself stories and loved reading, but it never … Continue reading
Posted in Deep-Fried Friday
Tagged finding your voice, Julie Glover, Julie Glover Author, writers, writing, writing voice
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Top 10 Things to Do at a Writers’ Conference
Within a couple of hours of this post going up, I’ll be driving up to Dallas to attend the DFW Writers’ Conference. Talk about a Deep-Fried Friday for me. I expect this weekend to be better than a plate of beer-battered … Continue reading
Why Grammar Matters in Your Book
I’ve been called a Grammar Nazi, a grammar geek, a grammar freak, a grammar nut, the grammar police, and a stickler. What they say behind my back, I don’t know. I’m not that bad. I don’t critique tweets, personal emails, … Continue reading
Posted in Deep-Fried Friday
Tagged Eats Shoots and Leaves, fiction, grammar, Julie Glover, language, language usage, Lynne Truss, proper grammar, writers, writing
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Kayak or Cruise Ship? How do you want to write?
Welcome to Deep-Fried Friday – when I plunge into whatever topic seems juicy and crunchy and ready for devouring. Today’s topic is about how you want to write. I never used to read the Acknowledgments section in a novel. Now that I … Continue reading
Posted in Deep-Fried Friday, ROW80
Tagged A Round of Words in 80 Days, Author, Julie Glover, Kait Nolan, ROW80, writer group, writers, writing, writing challenge, writing group
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I Know I Should Follow Your Blog But…
Welcome to Deep-Fried Friday, where my taste tends toward juicy and crispy thoughts. You’ll have to tell me whether today’s is more juicy or crispy to you. Last week, I wrote two days on my young adult novel. There are … Continue reading
Have You Always Been a Writer?
Welcome to Deep-Fried Friday where today’s topic is about fiction and writers. I’ve read quite a few author interviews, and one of the questions often posed is along these lines: “When did you know you wanted to be a writer?” … Continue reading
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Tagged Author, books, fiction, Julie Glover, novels, On Writing, Stephen King, why write, writers, writing
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So Writer, What’s Your Day Job?
Instead of talking about books today, I’m talking about writers! Actually, about writers before they could pay the bills as writers. When people ask me what I do now, I respond that I am a writer. If they probe about … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Fiction
Tagged Jennifer Jabley, John August, Julie Glover, writers, writers’ day jobs, writing
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Monday Musings: Happy without a Housekeeper
As I got crouched down and scrubbed the bottom of my toilet bowl, I thought about how a lot of people hate to clean stuff. We like having things clean . . . but cleaning them ourselves is altogether different. … Continue reading
Posted in Monday Musings
Tagged housecleaning, housekeeping, Julie Glover, Monday Musings, writers, writing
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Wednesday Words: Sesquipedalianism
I love long, descriptive words that hint at their meaning. Serendipity is surprisingly delightful every time it rolls off my tongue. The word tentacles seems to reach and encircle me. Rambunctious has a pop in the middle of the word … Continue reading
Posted in Wednesday Words
Tagged books, C.S. Lewis, etymology, language, long words, novel, sesquipedalianism, words, writers, writing
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It Begins with a Hurricane
While 104 mile-per-hour winds rattled and ripped apart our roof and rain swirled and surged into our dining room, we slept soundlessly on the brass bed of a relative’s home. Hurricane Ike was assaulting the shores of Southeast Texas, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Author, Hurricane Ike, Julie Glover, manuscript, novel, ROW80, Virginia Woolf, writers, writing, writing nook
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