Quote I Love: Our Deepest Selves

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Interview & Giveaway: Enter for a chance to win a gift card and free Sloan Parker book

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I’m a guest at On Top Down Under Book Reviews this week to help celebrate their third anniversary. I’m talking about writing the sequels to MORE, the next Haven book, and my other upcoming projects.

Stop by to check out my interview, enter the giveaway, and wish On Top Down Under congrats for three years of blog awesomeness.

For Writers: What I Use to Plot a Novel

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The Writing Resources page of my website has been updated with more links to articles and resources that I’ve found helpful or interesting over the past few years.

Two of the additions under the heading “Plotting Methods” are the ones I now use for each book:

Together these articles provide a reminder list of what to include when I’m first laying out the overall plan of a project and help me keep the story focused and powerful, as well as personal to the characters.

I hope these resources are helpful to other writers as well. Best of luck with your storytelling!

Interview and Giveaway: More about MORE series

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I’m the author spotlight this week over at Diverse Reader, sharing about the MORE series, writing sex scenes in a menage story, and the actors I’d pick for Luke, Richard, and Matthew.

As of this posting, there’s 36 hours left in the giveaway, so be sure to stop by my interview at Diverse Reader to enter for a chance to win a free e-book from my backlist.

Writing Quote I Love: Close the Door

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I may have shared this one before, but it’s one of my favorites.

“Close the door. Write with no one looking over your shoulder. Don’t try to figure out what other people want to hear from you; figure out what you have to say. It’s the one and only thing you have to offer.” – Barbara Kingsolver