Coreene Callahan
WRITE. Every day. It's not easy to do, but when your just starting out or are striving to be published, it's important to hone your craft. Writing every day will help you find your writing rhythm and flow while teaching you what makes a story great. Practice may not make perfect, but it sure helps.
And READ a lot. Whether you know it or not, you're learning about writing while you read. There's a process of osmosis that goes on when you read that will help you intuit what makes a book good and what makes a book not so great. So when you sit down to write your own story, you'll invariably apply those lessons to your own stories.
And READ a lot. Whether you know it or not, you're learning about writing while you read. There's a process of osmosis that goes on when you read that will help you intuit what makes a book good and what makes a book not so great. So when you sit down to write your own story, you'll invariably apply those lessons to your own stories.
More Answered Questions
Grail
asked
Coreene Callahan:
Hi Coreene! I came across your Dragonfury series last summer, and got hooked in short order. May I ask you the timeline of the series? I am not asking the publication dates of the upcoming books, though some information on this would be awesome. What I am interested in is when the books are taking place, the passage of time within the series, etc. I am sorry for bothering you with this but I just cannot figure it out.
Phoenix
asked
Coreene Callahan:
Will the other night fury's ( Sloane, gage,and Haider ) have their own books?
About Goodreads Q&A
Ask and answer questions about books!
You can pose questions to the Goodreads community with Reader Q&A, or ask your favorite author a question with Ask the Author.
See Featured Authors Answering Questions
Learn more