Category Archives: Artemis Crow

My time as a guest poster has come to an end. I’m incredibly grateful to Nights Of Passion for giving me the opportunity to share my musings, my work, and the simple philosophies I hold dear. For my farewell, I … Continue reading →

So you want to write a series? There are questions to ask yourself before starting that might help you make that final decision. Claire Bradshaw has a great article on the Writer’s Edit website, titled “Ultimate Guide: How To Write … Continue reading →

I had a recent health scare, one that I found out today was not a problem after all. *relieved* But I had to wait for two weeks before the diagnostics that proved I was fine. To say it put a … Continue reading →

December tis the season to celebrate holidays with family and friends! Whether you observe Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Boxing Day, or Ōmisoka, there are many reasons to share love and joy! So today, I want to share a little about two … Continue reading →

Yesterday spelled the end of National Novel Writing Month. Did you participate? I wanted to write the entire first draft of my next novel, Virgo’s Touch, but missed that goal due to getting Covid for the first time. Yep, my … Continue reading →

I’ve been rocking and rolling through the month, and I can’t believe we’re just over the halfway point. Wheee!!! I wanted to share the raw (and I do mean raw as a cow standing in a pasture) opening for Virgo’s Touch, … Continue reading →

National Novel Writing Month kicked off on November 1st. This is my fourth year to sign up; so far, I’ve “won” it each time by writing 50,000 words or more in 30 days. Sounds like a lot? Well, it is, … Continue reading →

In this last character questions post, I come to characters with superpowers. If you write paranormal or fantasy stories, you’re going to have characters with powers. Not only do you need to know their powers and the magic system that … Continue reading →

Now that you’ve answered the most important questions in Part 1, here are more questions for those of you who love to dive deep into your characters! * * * 200+ Character Development Questions: The Ultimate Questionnaire to Build a … Continue reading →

I recently read a Kindlepreneur article by Dave Chesson about building a character questions by asking questions; an interview, if you will. It’s lengthy so I’m breaking it into two posts: The most important questions, then a long list of … Continue reading →