Tomorrow
Alex Cavanaugh, author of CassaStar, will guest here and give us his view of finding your voice. When I first set my mind to becoming a serious writer, I attended a terrific writing conference at Penn State University and joined a local chapter of RWA. At both these places, people talked about finding your 'voice.' I had not one clue what they were talking of and being the shy newbie I was, I didn't ask.
I researched and even then didn't quite understand it until long after I finished my first manuscript. There weren't anywhere near the online resources at the beginning of my career as there are today. A writer like Alex Cavanaugh is one of those resources. Stop by tomorrow and take advantage of what he can teach you, free of charge.
7 comments:
Whoo! Looking forward to hearing about it. The whole 'finding your voice' thing is a little confusing to me, so I look forward to Alex's take on it :)
Penn State had a writer's conference? Do they have one every year?
Looking forward to your guest tomorrow.
Hope you're healing well too. At least you don't have to shovel. :)
'Voice' has always been difficult to define. Looking forward to tomorrow's post
Yes, Alex is a resource for sure and great blogging buddy! I wish KY had conferences I could afford. "Voice," I had trouble with that one too :)
Jules @ Trying To Get Over The Rainbow
Oh crap! Pressure's on for tomorrow...
Thanks, everyone, for putting the pressure on Alex. I know you won't be disappointed.
Cate, PSU, had a terrific conference at their conference center hotel about ten year ago. It was terrific with lots of agents and big name editors from NYC. It was my first one and I learned so much.
This is great. I'm pleasd to see you at my blog today reading about Alex's publication story.
Thanks for the follow.
Denise :)
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