Story Idea Generators for Fun or Inspiration
By Deb Gallardo
Story idea generators continue to be one of the most popular type article that people come here to find. Such online tools are somewhat unreliable for creating interesting story ideas on their own. HOWEVER — they can spark your imagination. And really, wouldn’t you rather say that the idea was yours instead of some limited javascript program? Come on!
The first generator is called Continue reading this post »
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Story Ideas – The Power of 1 Bright Idea
By Deb Gallardo
Ideas — they are always “out there” in the air, surrounding us, but the problem is, ideas are often INVISIBLE until we put on special “idea eyeglasses” that make the invisible suddenly clear. It doesn’t matter if we’re talking about story ideas, invention ideas, problem solution ideas or What-am-I-going-to-cook-for-dinner-tonight ideas.
Without an idea, frankly, nothing would ever happen. We would have no goods of any kind, no technology. We’d still be Continue reading this post »
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New Story Idea Generator – Fairy Tales
By Deb Gallardo
Online story idea generators are popular lately. My posts on the topic of story generators are some of the most searched for story ideas topics. As a result, I’m always interested in finding new story generators (new to me at any rate). Today’s discovery gives you elements of a fairy tale. Here’s how it works. Continue reading this post »
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Story Ideas – Cindy Bradford Virtual Book Tour
By Deb Gallardo
Today at the The Story Ideas Virtuoso, we serve as a stop on the whirlwind virtual book tour of author Cindy Bradford as she promotes her latest novel “Promises Kept.” Here’s the interview I did with Cindy, especially for my blog readers.
1. Cindy, can you give us an example of Continue reading this post »
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Promote Your Writing Using Web 2.0 – Step 2
By Deb Gallardo
In this 3rd article in a series on promoting your writing we’ll be discussing the importance of comments on your blog, and the necessity of building a list of subscribers. For previous posts in this series, click here and also here. (Links open in new windows.)
We already established in the articles mentioned above that a blog is essential to a writer, and that this blog should be on your own domain and hosted by an inexpensive webhost. One of the reasons a blog is Continue reading this post »