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Bre Lockhart

Armed with a degree in Communications and Public Relations, Bre Lockhart survived more than a decade in the corporate America trenches before jumping headfirst into writing urban fantasy and sci-fi, followed later by mystery under a second pen name. She’s also one-third of a fiction editing team who probably enjoy their jobs a bit too much most days. As an experienced extrovert, Bre uses her questionable humor and red—sometimes other colors, too—glasses at writer conferences to draw unsuspecting introverts into her bubble of conversation; no one is safe. On her days off, you can find Bre camping and traveling with her family or organizing an expansive collection of lipstick at her home in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Ines Johnson

October 1, 2023

Website: https://ineswrites.com/breakdown

Hey guys, what’s up? My name’s Ines.
I’m a television producer/writer turned romance novelist. My path to becoming a full time author wasn’t a smooth one.
After pulling in an annual income of three and four figure royalties for years, and suffering through low or no reviews, as well as lackluster sell-through from book to book, I finally figured out what readers wanted.
Now I teach fiction authors how to write more bingeworthy books using pacing techniques from episodic television structure. Unlike other plotting courses, the Page Turner Pacing course helps writers craft their own plotting system that’s tailored to their subgenre, so that they can increase sales by giving their specific readers the compelling, quality stories they crave in a timely manner.

Season of the Witch: A Closer Look at Paranormal Women’s Fiction

June 1, 2022

A Quick Genre Breakdown The easiest definition of Paranormal Women’s Fiction, or PWF as it’s often referred to, is women’s

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Plottr Offers Peek at Pro Version Coming Later This Month

May 1, 2022

With more than ten thousand authors already using Plottr, the story outlining and organizational software, many indie authors already find

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The Women of GameLit: Making Their Mark on a Male-Dominated Genre

May 1, 2022

According to a 2021 article in Forbes, women accounted for nearly 41 percent of the gamer population in the United

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Getting Deep into Translations with DeepL

March 1, 2022

There’s nothing like a native speaker to help translate a text. But what if there were advanced AI technology that

Ines Johnson: Storytelling, but Add a Little Spice.

February 1, 2022

Storytelling … but Add a Little Spice This year, Ines Johnson will have written and published over one hundred books.

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Ten Tips: Kickstarter

January 1, 2022

Simply put: Kickstarter is a crowdfunding platform. For those wondering what that means, crowdfunding is the practice of funding a

Novel Structures That Work: Scene and Sequel

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November 1, 2021

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All Fired Up: Firearm Basics for Fiction Writers

October 1, 2021

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