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Interview and book giveaway
Jan. 3rd, 2012 10:56 am
Over on Cookie's Book Club, a reposting of an interview with me, mostly about Northlight... plus a giveaway of both paperback and ebook editions.Over on Cookie's Book Club, a reposting of an interview with me, mostly about Northlight... plus a giveaway of both paperback and ebook editions.
Deborah J. Ross
Nov. 4th, 2011 10:37 amJim C. Hines posted an interview with himself on the national write-a-novel-in-a-month challenge, with such wonderful questions I've borrowed them and supplied my own answers.
What are you doing National Novel Writing Month this year, Deborah?
Cheering on my friends. I'll be starting the first round of editorial revisions for my fantasy trilogy, The Seven-Petaled Shield. Revising is a very different process from drafting. I find that drafting goes better when I do it quickly, so I don't get caught in second-guessing myself or editing as I write. Both are recipes for disaster and paralysis. Revising, on the other hand, does not reliably produce any measurable result in terms of pages or words. I dive into it and call it quits every day when my brain won't function any longer.
Read more...
Deborah J. Ross
What are you doing National Novel Writing Month this year, Deborah?
Cheering on my friends. I'll be starting the first round of editorial revisions for my fantasy trilogy, The Seven-Petaled Shield. Revising is a very different process from drafting. I find that drafting goes better when I do it quickly, so I don't get caught in second-guessing myself or editing as I write. Both are recipes for disaster and paralysis. Revising, on the other hand, does not reliably produce any measurable result in terms of pages or words. I dive into it and call it quits every day when my brain won't function any longer.
Read more...
Deborah J. Ross
Deborah is interviewed!
Sep. 18th, 2009 06:02 pmHere Jonathan Moeller talks with Deborah about her story, "The Casket of Brass" in Sword & Sorceress 24 -- and also a few other writerly things.
