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A dichotomy of character
Impending poverty. Ferns. Carbon on the valves. If I read a plot synopsis of A New Leaf (1971: Walter Matthau and Elaine May), I’d probably have skipped it. A wealthy man who recklessly blows through...
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Making a good first impression
Let me start off by saying: Hi! I’m Seabrooke, a YA writer of actiony spec-fic, repped by Rachael Dugas of Talcott Notch. (More about me!) I’ve been invited to join the Ink & Angst blogging team...
View ArticleThinking about spoilers
When it comes to spoilers, there are two types of fans. Well, okay, fandom is really a spectrum, but at either end you have two types. At one end, you have people who enjoy hints and teasers about...
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Girls being stupid
The show: Almost Human. The plot: infallible scifi bullets. The plot device: a seemingly intelligent and reasonable woman (minor character) turning totally irrational because of emotions and acting...
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The Origin of an Idea
West Virginia State Penitentiary Do you believe in ghosts? The idea of ghosts has intrigued me since I was a kid and my current work-in-progress finds them as a central theme. When I was in college in...
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Sculpting pages
What’s better than reading a book? Molding one! Ok, maybe not better, but infinitely fun to stare at in wonder at the sheer imagination of it all. And so, for your viewing pleasure… Revisit beloved...
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Reading speeds and speed reading
I was reading a book recently that opened rather slowly. I found myself dragging along through it, the dozen pages I read feeling like they took longer than they should have. But then I reached a spot...
View ArticleShipping characters
One of my favourite shows on TV at the moment is Arrow, now in its second season. I’ve shipped Olicity before I even knew Olicity was a thing. The Oliver/Felicity shippers have become such a huge...
View ArticleFirst draft to final
It’s so easy, as a reader, to almost believe that what you hold in your hands is roughly what came out of the author’s mind when they first sat down at the computer. If you think about it at all,...
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Welcome to the AWESOME A Path To Publishing Blog Hop!
Click the pics for groovy links. Stick with us till the end for SOME AMAZING PRIZES! Ink & Angst is excited to Host 2 amazing ladies, Jill Corcoran and Martha Alderson, on our blog today, along...
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