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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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Button-Pushing Characters by Lois Winston
By Debra Goldstein | | Blogpost, Women Writers
I’m currently reading a book about a less-than-likable protagonist. If I were reading it for pleasure, I would have stopped by now, but I had agreed to review the book. I will plow ahead, hoping the protagonist eventually sees the error of her ways and miraculously develops some much-needed empathy. However, since I’m three-quarters of […]
Why a Story or Idea is Never a One and Done Deal by Debra H. Goldstein
By Debra Goldstein | | Blogpost, Women Writers
Usually, I introduce you to writers you might not otherwise know through my blog. This time, I’m going to tell you a personal secret that it often takes authors a few years to realize: a story or idea is never a one and done deal. They can often be recycled in numerous ways. For example, […]
Where Do You Get Your Ideas and How Do You Organize Them? by Heather Weidner
By Debra Goldstein | | Blogpost, Women Writers
I am often asked about where my ideas for stories come from. Generating ideas has never been a problem. Finding the time to use all of them is usually the issue. Ideas are everywhere, but keeping track of them is also a challenge. My laptop bag and purse are full of sticky notes of all […]
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