Julie Duck

I wouldn’t want to write a true rape. I have an MC in one of my stories getting into a situation that potentially goes there. It was difficult to write and took some time, but I pulled it off without feeling uncomfortable.

I don’t know how the erotica writers do it, though (now that sounds like a pun!). They write the super-duper sex scenes all the time.

- Julie

1 month ago onWordpress in aplaceforwriters.wordpress.com

I agree – you must write from the standpoint of what’s comfortable for you. I’ve gone all-out, and then cut back to where I feel okay with the sex scenes. They definitely need to be in the stories, however, but not necessarily in a way that makes me want to run and hide!

Great post!

- Julie Duck (hey, you have a nice name!)

1 month ago onWordpress in aplaceforwriters.wordpress.com

This opened my eyes! Very good insight into what it takes to do this book trailer thing. Well done!

- Julie

2 months, 1 week ago onWordpress in novelhelp.com

Have a great Thanksgiving! Oh, and I love that you used the word “gullet” in your post. Such a great one.

- Julie

3 months, 3 weeks ago onWordpress in kidlit.com

You are spot-on, Heather.

Every bit of time, from showering to microwaving an egg, I am thinking about the story. Where will it go? How does this or that question find an answer? When moments like these fill up the minutes, I know the story has turned into a passion that must be pursued.

Speaking of deadlines, I need one for my current WIP. I wrote two books last year and now I feel a little more relaxed about it all.

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3 months, 3 weeks ago onWordpress in wrightwriter.wordpress.com

Nice! This is great.

Uh, what’s the clay-mation movie with the elf that wants to be a dentist? Rudolph? That’s the one I like.

Have a great one!

- Julie

2 months, 3 weeks ago onWordpress in www.reganleigh.com