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Tag Archives: Cowriting
Tremontaine S3 launches October 11!
By the end of season 2, Diane, Duchess Tremontaine, having risen from a secret past of meager means, did what she had to do to hold onto her place in society, manipulating the nobility of the city into proclaiming her … Continue reading
Posted in books, Cowriting, publishing, tremontaine, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged books, Cowriting, publishing, sff, tremontaine, Writing
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Racheline in BoingBoing about being a fan and a pro
I wrote World of Riverside fanfiction before I got hired to write and produce on the prequel serial Tremontaine. To celebrate the release of the season 1 hardcover and paperback, I wrote a little bit about how that happened, why it’s weird, … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, books, Cowriting, fandom, sff, tremontaine, Writing
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NaNoWriMo, Avian30 Style
For those of you who may be unfamiliar, National Novel Writing Month (Often abreviated to NaNoWriMo or just NaNo) is a challenge wherein people commit themselves to writing, well, a novel in a month. It’s a fun way to challenge … Continue reading
Posted in Cowriting, NaNoWriMo, Writing
Tagged Cowriting, lgbt romance, m/m romance, NaNoWriMo, Process, Writing
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Story Process Sunday: 1+1=3
So we get asked a lot how our writing process as cowriters works, and while our usual answer to that is either a really lengthy explanation of what we do, or shrugging while we say “magic,” there’s a lot of … Continue reading
Story Process Sunday: The Philly Office
We’ve mentioned, from time to time, our writing office in Philadelphia. We were there yesterday, where we realized we hadn’t actually told the story of how the Philadelphia office came to be. Racheline lives in NYC, I’m in DC, and … Continue reading
Story Process Sunday: Series Writing
If you follow us on Twitter or tumblr, you’ve probably noticed our kvetching about our latest round of edits. Racheline and I have spent a large chunk of June, and a sizeable chunk of July, in editing various books in … Continue reading
Posted in Cowriting, Doves, Love in Los Angeles, Starling, Story Process Sunday, Writing
Tagged books, Cowriting, Doves, lgbt romance, Love in Los Angeles books, m/m romance, Process, Starling, Story Process Sunday, Writing
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Story Process Sunday: Dubious italics, and why not looking at your novel for nine months is a really good idea
No Sneak Peek this week, because we don’t have anything currently going that we can talk about in detail that we haven’t already shared with you. But we are going to do a Story Process Sunday instead, so we can … Continue reading
Sometimes we talk about…Skulls
Given that we live in different cities and only meet face to face twice a month to do work, most of Racheline’s and my communication is done via e-mail. We have efficient systems and it works really well, and what … Continue reading
Sneak Peek Sunday: Midsummer
Sneak Peek Sunday, once again! Follow the link back to see what other authors are working on this week (please note that participating authors write in all genres and at all heat levels). The Love in Los Angeles universe is expanding. … Continue reading
Posted in Cowriting, lgbtq, Love in Los Angeles, Sneak Peek Sunday, Starling, Summerstock, Virginia, Writing
Tagged A Midsummer Night's Dream, books, Cowriting, lgbt romance, Locations, Los Angeles, Love in Los Angeles books, m/m romance, New York City, Sneak Peek Sunday, Starling, Summerstock, Virginia
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Some days we talk about salt
Racheline and I do our bulk of brainstorming in endless email threads. If it’s not in email, it’s yelling at each other excitedly and really loudly in our Philly office (sorry, other office people) but since that only happens a … Continue reading