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[…]is not the same thing as plotting, but they go hand in hand. Bio: Julie L. Spencer is a best-selling author of over 30 books, most of them romance novels. As an author and publisher, she has mentored other authors to springboard their own successful careers. Her stories include snarky, flawed characters and romantic twists and turns. This free Zoom event […]
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[…]by Byars, television series such as Modern Family). Pre-Operational Thought: Zero to Seven-year-old Children This Intuitive phase of development prefers simple and single-goal patterns as found in the Simple and Cumulative plot patterns—patterns where the entire action seeks to resolve the initial problem. Narratives that have a clearly defined beginning, middle, and end. Works such as Seuss’s Cat in the […]
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[…]History/Biography Honorable Mention Crossings: A Bald Asian American Latter-Day Saint Woman Scholar’s Ventures Through Life, Death, Cancer & Motherhood (Not Necessarily in that Order) Melissa Wei-Tsing Inouye – Author Morgan Davis – Living Faith Acquisition and Development Editor Tona Hangen – Living Faith Acquisition and Development Editor Lisa Roper – Product Director Michelle Lippold – Product Manager Shirley Ricks – […]
[…]the whole thing.” In 2014, Dan started painting full time. “It’s not a normal nine-to-five job,” said Heather. “There’s no paid time off. His schedule varies. At six pm he may be in the middle of something he can’t leave. Sometimes he paints until midnight. But he’s a hard worker and takes on the responsibility of providing for the family. […]
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[…]series is a safe place to overcome hard things—and hopefully helps others to step out of their comfort zones like my characters do to help their lives become more meaningful. What would you like others to know about you or your creative process? I love being a catalyst for empowering people. I am passionate about my published series as well […]
[…]to happen, but you need to know what the human element or human insight is from the beginning and, for me, that comes from my childhood. What specific things are you looking for in Dreamling Books? We are very much looking for inspirational children’s books. We’ve teamed up with a bigger publisher out of Layton, Utah: Gibb-Smith. They publish baby […]
[…]of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and organizes writing retreats in her spare time. Use Short-Form Videos to Attract Loyal Fans! Austin Falter Intended Audience: Personal Brands! Authors, artists, singers, and soloprenuers who want to crack the code for social media growth How can you use short video posts to lead people from viewer, to follower, to fan and customer? […]