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By Guest Reviewers on November 28, 2011
R.J. Keller writes about writing what she doesn’t know as the last week of NaNoWriMo kicks off!
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By Guest Reviewers on November 25, 2011
NaNoWriMo Week 4 comes to a close and R.J. is thankful to see the end in sight!
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By Guest Reviewers on November 21, 2011
What does R.J. do when the plot bunnies hop in? Find out today in Week 3′s NaNoWriMo post.
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By Guest Reviewers on November 17, 2011
As week three comes to a close, R.J. makes a bold move and decides to start editing what she’s already written. Uh oh! R.J.’s in trouble!
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By Guest Reviewers on November 14, 2011
Week 3 of NaNoWriMo! See how R.J. and her characters are doing…
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By Guest Reviewers on November 7, 2011
LLBR catches up with author R.J. Keller as week 2 of NaNoWriMo starts.
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By Guest Reviewers on November 3, 2011
LLBR catches up with author R.J. Keller to see how Week 1 of National Novel Writing Month is going….
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By Guest Reviewers on October 31, 2011
National Novel Writing Month kicks off tomorrow! In the past, several of us here at LLBR have participated or cheered on others. This year we’re cheering for R. J. Keller, author of Waiting for Spring. Every Monday and Thursday R.J. will provide commentary on the experience so check back and see how she’s doing. Good luck, R.J.!
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By Shannon Yarbrough on May 1, 2011
When author R.J. Keller first queried us to review her book, Waiting for Spring, back in 2009, we sadly turned her down. However, her book began getting so much attention, I decided to revisit it and bought a copy for myself. My review of it is #101 from August 2009 if you care to read it. Since then, R. J. and I have become great online friends through Facebook, Twitter, and other blogs. I have a lot of respect for her as a writer, so when her book was acquired by Amazon Encore last year I asked R.J. for an interview. She gladly accepted. But to make things fun and interesting for us and for our readers, we decided to do the interview via Twitter. So, our questions and her answers had to be 142 characters or less. Enjoy!
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By Shannon Yarbrough on July 17, 2010
July’s Book Synthesis is brought to you by The Paper Rats. Authors Kristen Tsetsi (author of Homefront and Carol’s Aquarium) and R.J. Keller (author of Waiting For Spring) like to make videos when they should be writing. Their show is called “Inside The Writers’ Studio.” They are Paper Rats. This month they discuss why all books should begin with a prologue.
Posted in Book Synthesis, Shannon Yarbrough | Tagged Book Synthesis, first chapter, first sentence, kristen tsetsi, paper rats, prologue, r.j. keller, should a book have a prologue |
