dark apostle
-
Recent Posts
Archives
E. C. Ambrose Facebook Page
E. C. Ambrose Twitter Feed
- Sat down and blocked out the climax yesterday, based on a brilliant note I forgot I'd written. . . 2 days ago
- The trouble with entering a flow state is that other stuff tends to be forgotten or left behind. family. . .commitments. . .meals. .... 3 days ago
- @cassiey4 Nice! Keep up the great work. 3 days ago
- @alastairsavage I recall being a little surprised by folks carrying beers into panels at Eastercon, so I suspect you're right. 3 days ago
Goodreads
No data found
Categories
- author interviews
- book reviews
- books
- conventions
- Deleted scenes and settings
- editing
- essays
- fantasy
- fiction
- guest blogs
- guns
- historical medicine
- history
- magic
- medieval
- medieval technology
- movies
- personal
- profiles
- publishing
- religion
- research
- revision
- social media
- technology
- The Dark Apostle
- Uncategorized
- witchcraft
- worldbuilding
- writing
- writing advice
Blogs I Follow
- History Kicks Ass!
- Hiking Photography
- Today I Watched a Movie
- tolde by the weye
- bschillace
- ahamin
- Author Susan Ann Wall
- Heavenfield
- Medieval History Geek
- The Chirurgeon's Apprentice
- Today I Watched a Movie
- Canadian Hiking Photography
- palisadespete
- Gman's Galaxy
- Alyssa Marie Bethancourt
- Lovelynia14's Blog
- TheCoevas official blog
- magnificentscience
- The Templar Knight
- Limebird Writers
Tags
antagonist author award books character chase Chaucer church controversy conventions editing editor fantasy fiction guns history history of technology insults magic magical system medieval medieval medicine medieval warfare movies museum plot pope protagonist relics Religion research resource reviews revision Rome science fiction Scooby-doo setting villain violence witchcraft worldcon writer's block writing writing processMeta
Tag Archives: editor
Dear Author: Your Opinion Doesn’t Matter! (and Rightly so)
I was thrilled last week to get an email from my editor opening the conversation about the actual publication of Elisha Barber, the first book in “The Dark Apostle” series. It was the moment I’ve been waiting for for years–finally … Continue reading
Posted in book promotion, marketing, publishing, writing
Tagged artist, author, book cover, books, cover art, editing, editor, fiction
Leave a comment
Abort/Revise/Fail?
Yes, it’s me, still obsessing about revisions. I got two books at once from the editors, which is kinda handy ’cause I can keep in the right frame of mind. Except that I turned book 1 back over to them, … Continue reading
Posted in fiction, writing, writing advice, writing process
Tagged editing, editor, fiction, revising, revision, writing, writing process
Leave a comment
A Twelve-step Program–er–Process for Manuscript Revision Based on the Suggestions of Others
Step 1: Stomp around the house, kick things (inanimate things only!) scream that your commenter is insane or stupid or both. Go for a beer. Do NOT email your commenter at this time. Especially if he or she is an editor who … Continue reading
Posted in writing, writing advice, writing process
Tagged books, editing, editor, writing, writing process
1 Comment
The Sekrit Truth about me and 5-star Reviews
As an author, it’s hard to know where to stand on reviewing the works of others. I enjoy reading and never get to do enough of it (more about this later) and I tend to read a heck of a … Continue reading
Chatting with Colin Harvey, Author and Anthologist
Colin Harvey has some great novels out in a variety of genres, and has turned his hand to editing as well. He stopped in to talk about his latest anthology project. . . 1. What was the inception of the … Continue reading
Posted in author interviews, fantasy, fiction, guest blogs, science fiction, writing process
Tagged anthlology, editing, editor, fantasy, science fiction
Leave a comment
