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Malice Domestic – April 24-27 – Bethesda, MD
Debra will be moderating the Influencers in the Cozy Community panel featuring Heather Harrisson, Tiffany Gullion-krieg, Dru Ann Love, and ...
ShortCon – June 7 – Alexandria, VA
Debra will be attending a special workshop for short story authors.
Triangle Sisters in Crime – August 9
Triangle Sisters in Crime Chapter will host Debra on Zoom to teach a “Conflict” workshop.
Killer Nashville – August 21-24 – Nashville TN
Debra, a former Silver Falchion winner, will be a panelist on several craft related panels.
AWC Conference – September 12-14 – Orange Beach, AL
Valerie Burns and Debra will teach a workshop on “The Long and Short of Writing Fiction: How to write long, ...
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Living in Interesting Times by Lois Winston
By Debra Goldstein | | Blogpost, Women Writers
We live in interesting times. Then again, I suppose all times have been and always will be interesting in one way or another. I’m someone who has always found plots and characters for my books in current events-from local to worldwide. Everything I read about, see on the news, and observe winds up parked in […]
With Our Bellies Full and the Fire Dying by Debra H. Goldstein
By Debra Goldstein | | Blogpost
I write long and short – novels and short stories. Most writers prefer one to the other because they require different skills, but I really enjoy the challenge of both. One problem with writing short stories that appear in periodicals and anthologies is that people may read or hear about one story, but they often […]
My Favorite Writing Advice by Lynn Slaughter
By Debra Goldstein | | Blogpost, Women Writers
I’m currently mentoring a gifted fourteen-year-old author who’s writing a novel. Each week, I share a quote with her from a writer that I’ve found either helpful or humorous. Some of my favorites include: “Writing a novel is like driving a car at night. You can only see as far as your headlights, but you […]
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