Join me in welcoming author Ripley Patton who interviews her kickass heroine, Olivia Black, from The PSS Chronicles to discover how she uses the special hand she’s been blessed with – or is it cursed with? *** Let me introduce Olivia Black, the main character of my young adult paranormal thriller series, The PSS Chronicles. […]
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Today we welcome author Michelle Bellon as she discusses some flaws a strong, adventurous kick-ass heroine might have that make them human and believable. Read on to enter her special giveaway. *** Today I was asked, “How do you write an adventurous heroine?” I paused, knowing they’ve read Rogue Alliance and they’re referring to Shyla,
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Welcome to our weekly guest post on what makes a kick-ass heroine in science fiction and fantasy. This week sci-fi romance author, K.G. Stutts shares about her kick-ass heroine featured in her science fiction novel, Mirror Image, and how much fun it is to write a strong cloned female lead. *^* Mirror Image is about a
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Fantasy author A. B. Harms passed me the baton on this blog hop. Thanks! I love the topic: writing process. What writer doesn’t like to talk about his or her writing process? Do you enjoying hearing about how writers do their thing? Let me know in the comments below. Thanks! Topic: Writing Process A. What
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I’m happy to welcome fellow fantasy, paranormal and science fiction writer, Tara Maya, author of The Unfinished Song, as she tell you how to correctly write stories with believable kickass heroines. *** In a piece in The New Statesman provocatively entitled “I Hate Strong Female Characters”, Sophia McDougall complains that male characters “get to be
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Hello book bloggers and friends! Get your free review copy of Henrietta and The Dragon Stone (Book 2 in the Five Kingdom series) now, until April 30th, on Netgalley.com. You just need to open an account there and request a review copy now. Act now because you have until April 30th to grab your review
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I’m happy to welcoming my friend and fellow romance writer, Suz deMello. I meant Suz (or Sue, as I first knew her) many years ago when i first joined my local RWA chapter. Then I met up with her again at the Women’s Fiction Festival in Italy two years ago. Here’s a spotlight on her
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Today we welcome author Karyn Pearson on what kick ass heroines are made of. Enjoy! *** What are Kick Ass Heroines made of? What traits does a heroine need before she’s considered as a member of such ranks? At what point does she earn the right to rub shoulders with Hermione Granger, Katniss Everdeen, and
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Today we have the pleasure of meeting Angie Kwon, the illustrator who created all the wonderful art within the pages of A. B. Harm’s fantasy novel for kids, Bewildered. Be sure to scroll to the end of the special giveaway! *** Hi Angie! Thank you for participating in this interview and letting is nose in on
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This week we have YA fantasy author, Amy Sumida, share about the delicate balance of a lovable kick-ass heroine. *** Oh how we love her, the kick-ass heroine. She doesn’t back down, she mouths off to villains, and she faces danger with a lifted chin. She makes us feel stronger just by reading her words.
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Award winning author, Beth Barany writes in several genres including young adult adventure fantasy, paranormal romance, and science fiction mysteries. Inspired by living abroad in France and Quebec, she loves creating magical tales of romance, mystery, and adventure that empower women and girls to be the heroes of their own lives.
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