Radio Show | Trice Hickman
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Event, Interview, Radio Show
Author, Trice Hickman, discusses her novels, Keeping Secrets and Telling Lies and Unexpected Interruptions.
Her third novel, Playing the Hand You’re Dealt, will debut this summer.
So tune in.
Tags: author, Keeping Secrets and Telling Lies, novels, Playing the Hand You're Dealt, Trice Hickman, Unexpected Interruptions
Radio Show | Author, Carleen Brice
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Event, Interview, Radio Show
Author, Carleen Brice, discusses her novels, “Children of the Waters” and “Orange, Mint, and Honey,” that has been made into a movie, Sins of the Mother. Sins of the Mother will air on the Lifetime Movie Network on Sunday, February 21, 2010.
So tune in.
Tags: author, blog talk radio, Book Talk, Carleen Brice, Children of the Waters, Creativity & Family Matters, Mint and Honey, novels, Orange, Sins of the Mother
Of Cruise Ships, Planes, Ocean and Sky…
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Articles and Essays, Musings
Traveling by ship, or cruising, starts with the point or process of embarkation, going onto the ship and finding our room. Your bags arrive soon after that. And within an hour or so the ship sets sail.
Unlike with an airplane, where matters move at a faster pac
Tags: back story, beginning, cause-and-effect, contex, cruise ships, end, history, middle, novels, obstacles, personality, readers, ship, situation, transition, travel, writers, writing
Structure and Delivery
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Articles and Essays, Musings
The artist must grasp the importance of structure as it pertains to the art form she or he seeks to create.
Along with an appreciation of structure, crafting entertaining and engaging stories also involves a deep understanding of psychology.
Tags: affect, change, craft, Daisy Buchanan, F. Scott Fitzgerald, fiction, Nick Carraway, novels, point of narration, point of view, protagonist, psychology, story, structure

