Galen Kindley - Imagineering fiction
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| Blog Name: | Galen Kindley - Imagineering fiction |
| Url: | http://www.galenkindley.com/blog/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | novels, writer, author |
| Description: | Author blog. We discuss a variety of topics, most writing related in someway, but all normally include a touch of humor. Drop by to see what's up and share a comment. We'd love to see you. |
| Popularity: | 74 Followers |
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Picking on Donna…
| Over the weekend, I coined a phrase: “Blogable Offense.” This came to pass when, ahem, Donna and I went shoe shopping. I’ll bet you can guess who wanted shoes. Right. Wasn’t me. I own: gym sho... |
That Pesky Synopsis
| Sooner or later, someone will ask you for a synopsis. Yes, the request will strike terror in your heart…but it needn’t. Let’s discuss a couple of ideas to help organize and approach the task, as w... |
Edits and Ownership.
| I promised you road-to-publication stories…a welcome relief, no doubt, from those boring, techie, software-junkie, video posts, huh? Let’s assume you’re a yet-to-be-published author. You have a manuscript. You’ve worked and worked on it. You’ve had it “test read.” Ponied-up good money to have it professionally edited. Polished it. It gleams like a showroom car. You submit this beauty to a publisher. Lighting strikes. It’s accepted. You’re proud and happy. You should be. But, beware…just like happens to the protag in your novel, there’s gonna be a disturbance in your tranquility and happiness. Your “Ordinary World |
Book Trailer Video…Part 4
| Prior video-related posts in this series:Writing a Script Video Creation Software Choices Video Conversion Software…Optional Today’s post is the last dealing with video creation…for now. The subje... |
Book Trailer Video…Part 3
| So, I’m back. Thanks for visiting on Monday and leaving supportive notes…I appreciate it. We talked in Part 1 about the need for a credible script to accompany your video. In Part 2, we talked ab... |
Life Without the Internet…
| …is not worth living. I’m donating my organs to various organ joints and calling it quits. My home internet connection died Sunday…without cause or a trace. Good old Comcast can’t get here to “f... |
Video Book Trailers…Part Two.
| On Wednesday, we discussed the first step in making a credible video, the script. After the script is roughed-in, you have a couple of choices. You can select pictures and videos to support the s... |
Video Tips…Part One
| Yes, you’re correct. I’m marginally qualified to give tips about anything. Still, I’ve come up with a couple about making book trailers you might find useful. The first thing you should do is writ... |
Working Online…it works.
| I promised I’d share my publication events as they occurred. Accordingly…The feared schedule slip did not transpire—yet. My publisher is projecting Hearts will be on the street by Mid-March. Howe... |
Setbacks
| Galen's version of not surprisedAt age 60, I like to think I’m no longer surprised by unanticipated events. So, yesterday, when my publisher said,I can’t make our scheduled edit today, technical d... |
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