WHAT YEAR IS IT AGAIN?

Lance Star: Sky Ranger writers Bobby Nash and Sean Taylor were part of the Bad Girls, Good Guys, and Two-Fisted Action Blog's Writer's Roundtable discussion this week. This time around they, along with several other authors, discuss their favorite time periods to write.

"My preference is to do stories set in modern times so I can explore the world outside my window." -- Bobby Nash

This week's Writer Roundtable is another from the open call for ideas and topics. With many of the writers I know and love being period writers, this one really grabbed my attention when a reader suggested it. So keep those suggestions coming and we'll keep sending them to the roundtable for the peanut gallery to respond to. 

Read the full article here.

TIPS FOR WRITING TO WORD COUNTS!

Lance Star: Sky Ranger's Bobby Nash joins Sean Taylor (also an honorary Sky Ranger) and a host of other authors for the writer's roundtable at Sean's Bad Girls, Good Guys, and Two-Fisted Action Blog. Give it a look at here. 

This week's topic is Tips for Writing to Word Counts.

Check it out.

BOBBY NASH INTERVIEWED AT BAD GIRLS, GOOD GUYS, AND TWO-FISTED ACTION BLOG!

Bobby and Sean on a con panel.

I sat down for a friendly writer chat with my buddy, and Lance Star: Sky Ranger writer, Sean Taylor for his Bad Girls, Good Guys, and Two-Fisted Action blog. 

You can read Bobby Nash: Coming Out the Other Side Stronger here.

Thanks again, Sean.

Bobby

Playing in the Sky Ranger Sandbox...

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Reposted from Sean Taylor's Writing Blog - Bad Girls, Good Guys, and Two-Fisted Action. In this latest
The Writer Will Take Your Questions Now (#67) culumn, Sean answers the question of writing other people's characters, or as he calls it, playing in sandboxes. He mentions his work on Lance Star: Sky Ranger in his answer.

The Writer Will Take Your Questions Now (#67) -- Playing in Sandboxes


Question: What is more fun and rewarding for you, writing your own characters or writing characters you've been given from someone else?

Read Sean's answer at http://seanhtaylor.blogspot.com/2012/02/writer-will-take-your-questions-now-67.html