LINK: http://exm.nr/senses-LV
Writers have the opportunity to use all of the six senses when describing people, locations and events. Many just employ sight and perhaps one or two more. Senses perk up the writing and make everything seem more interesting.

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http://ping.fm/DxEYw This is an intimate conference at the Orleans Hotel in Las Vegas with excellent workshops and panels, July 14-17. You can still register. Read all about it.

http://ping.fm/bjlju Tips for giving interviews. Do you want to be perceived as dynamic or ho-hum? MORGAN ST. JAMES www.morganstjames-author.com

http://ping.fm/vP7qK Dan Poynter has become a guru of self-publishing. Greater Los Angeles Writers Society will host his presentation on July 9.

http://elliot-LV Sydnee Elliot has an upcoming book, Polly's Wild Ride. She is a teriffic author, so watch for it.

http:exm.nr/pacing2-LA Hey your fiction writers out there: have you ever felt the story was running away with you and speeding toward the conclusion or solutions too fast. Slowing things down in a manner the reader embraces is a wonderful tool. Check it out. Morgan St. James, www.morganstjames-author.com

http://ping.fm/0UdKF Arguments are great plot devices when used sparingly. Depending upon the character’s nature and the genre of the book, a well-placed argument has the power to advance the story while making the characters seem more real. MORGAN ST. JAMES
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