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Leah McNaughton Lederman on Her Collection of Short Work, "A Novel of Shorts: The Woman No One Sees"
Author and editor Leah McNaughton Lederman was inspired to put together her short story collection, A Novel of Shorts: the Woman No One Sees , when a specific character...
Leah McNaughton Lederman
The Importance of Finding Your Unique Voice as an Author
With over fifty titles in her portfolio of romance books, New York Times bestselling author Aleatha Romig believes it is the uniqueness in her stories and author voice...
Aleatha Romig
The Advantage of Short Stories for Writing Humor
When author Chrome Oxide started his humor writing, he found out it was much easier to maintain his style over a shorter piece of work. He discovered that short stories...
Chrome Oxide
Balancing Humor with Good Storytelling
Author Chrome Oxide enjoys integrating a lot of different types of humor into his science fiction and fantasy stories. He adds humor to his character names, organizations...
Chrome Oxide
Integrating Humor into Writing and Dialogue While Maintaining Authenticity
Laurie Finkelstein, an author, speaker, and artist, says her books’ humor comes from a place of pain, like a lot of humor does. As someone who has dealt with anxiety...
Laurie Finkelstein
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