...a tough John Travolta and angelic Olivia Newton John alongside the colorful Women on the Edge of a Nervous Breakdown."
OLIVIA NEWTON JOHN

...a tough John Travolta and angelic Olivia Newton John alongside the colorful Women on the Edge of a Nervous Breakdown."
Does everything become an exercise for writers? Prompt WHAT KEEPS YOU UP AT NIGHT becomes a question about my main character in One Dress, One Day.
Remember the cliché “such a pretty face”? Somehow 'it's well written' does the same. The story counts more than the style and structure.
Does the actor or singer help you visualize? One Dress, One Day characters follow my central casting.
Using the FIND feature, I discover 68 instances of the word EYES in my manuscript, One Dress, One Day.
After a sleepless night, I realized One Dress, One Day really doesn’t fit the genre. However, perhaps this post will inspire some other writers to look at the Hallmark site!
My hyphenated neologism for that process of proof-reading but maybe wanting to change more in the manuscript. Does it make sense to you? As a translator, I'm used to revising. Revision traditionally applies to translation. Technically, it is a term describing the process in which a translator or reviser compares the translation to the original.…
Imagine my surprise when Mother exclaimed too complicated! as I outlined the plot. Of course, Mom, there are twists, quirky characters, and it's based on real life, another mystery!