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ADR3NALIN3: The End

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Thursday, March 20, 2014. The two words every writer has mixed feelings about -. It's hard for a writer to say good-bye to the world he/she created, yet there is an excited anticipation for where things will go next. It's in that spirit we end our blog posts here at ADR3NALIN3. Demands tipped the scale on our workloads and deadlines until we had to cry,. Best of luck to every one in 2014! March 26, 2014 at 10:59 AM. March 26, 2014 at 11:44 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Follow ADR3NALIN3 by Email.

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ADR3NALIN3: Rx for Writer's Block

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Wednesday, February 19, 2014. Rx for Writer's Block. 8217;ve been doing some research on writer’s block because I seem to be suffering from a bout of it at the moment. The web is teeming with suggestions of how to get unblocked and start writing again. So many, in fact, that it made me wonder if this is the subject writers write about when they’re stuck. The solutions ranged from step away and do something else, to chain yourself to the chair and write your way over, under, around or through it. I’...

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ADR3NALIN3: March 2014

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Thursday, March 20, 2014. The two words every writer has mixed feelings about -. It's hard for a writer to say good-bye to the world he/she created, yet there is an excited anticipation for where things will go next. It's in that spirit we end our blog posts here at ADR3NALIN3. Demands tipped the scale on our workloads and deadlines until we had to cry,. Best of luck to every one in 2014! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Smart People - Our Followers. There was an error in this gadget.

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ADR3NALIN3: Latest Books

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Latest releases in alphabetic order by author name. (For complete book lists, please visit author bios.). Ilsa J. Bick. EgmontUSA – Now Available! It could happen tomorrow . . . An electromagnetic pulse flashes across the sky, destroying every electronic device, wiping out every computerized system, and killing billions. For this improvised family and the others who are spared, it’s now a question of who can be trusted and who is no longer human. Ilsa J. Bick. Lerner Publishing Group, Now Available!

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ADR3NALIN3: December 2013

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Saturday, December 21, 2013. It's Winter break here at ADR3NALIN3. During our 2-week hiatus (Dec 21 - Jan 5), we'll be spending time with our families and friends, and celebrating all the traditions that make this time of year so wonderful. We sincerely thank you for visiting our blog and commenting on our rants and raves. We wish you a truly blessed Holiday Season and a prosperous 2014. Friday, December 20, 2013. Holiday Robot Video Rundown. Everybody knows the Roomba, and it continues to amaze me that ...

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ADR3NALIN3: September 2013

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Monday, September 30, 2013. Signing in the Bookstore and Nobody's There. Yes, that title is a complete steal from this superb (and very funny) video that’s been out a few years and tell me this isn’t an author’s worst nightmare: a bookstore talk and/or signing where nobody shows. Now, tell me you haven’t been there, done that. I can completely sympathize with Parnell Hall there. He wasn’t sitting next to Mary Higgins Clark, but he was either alongside or very close to Barry Eisler. Yes: my very first Trek.

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ADR3NALIN3: January 2014

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Friday, January 31, 2014. Start with a Bang, End with a Bigger Bang. Sometimes my writing students ask how to end their stories. I give them my best piece of writing advice: start with an explosion and end with a bigger explosion. The key is to set up some kind of question in the beginning so that you can resolve it at the end. For example: how will we stop the mad bomber? Does anyone know where he’ll strike next? And why is this unmarked package ticking? How much will the mother sacrifice for her family?

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ADR3NALIN3: June 2013

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Saturday, June 29, 2013. Follow Me On Twitter. A lot of my writing correlates to things that are going on in my own life and things that I find myself curious about. So when I heard about the crystal pyramids that were found in the Bermuda Triangle. I went on a frenzy of doing research and writing! When discoveries like this are made the nerd in me screams for me to obsess over it, which of course I do. What could this mean for our history? Or more importantly, is this the lost Atlantis? I think it is in...

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ADR3NALIN3: July 2013

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Tuesday, July 30, 2013. The dreaded "info dump" is deadly. Okay, if you know me at all, you know that I loves. My TV Yes, love it. I am the first to admit that I watch way too much of it, but I own that fact, so it can't hurt me, right? One of my Monday night musts is Teen Wolf. The 7/22 episode. Yeah. Do it with dialogue. Need to tell the reader why someone does what they do? Show them instead. This applies to novels, movies, and yes, TV shows. A good way of giving it to us. Show, don't tell. That's a s...

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ADR3NALIN3: Big Picture vs. Little Details

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Friday, February 28, 2014. Big Picture vs. Little Details. First, you should know that I’m extremely easy going in almost every way. I’m not a picky eater, I’m happy with whatever temperature you like on the thermostat, and I enjoy movies for what they are. (If it’s a smart movie, I enjoy its smartness. If it’s Sharknado. I switch off my cerebrum and just enjoy the airborne sharks). The long-awaited sequel to Mad Science Institute. Stephen Wallenfel’s prescriptions for writer’s block. Good post, Sechin.