If you follow me on Twitter you are probably aware that I really love Lizzo. I didn't know about her until her song Good As Hell became somewhat popular, but I've loved her ever since--and I'm so glad that she is getting the recognition that she deserves. I think she is creative, funny, fun, smart,… Continue reading We Are All Enough
Author: chaseconnorbooks
Chase Connor currently lives in Des Moines, Iowa with his husband, his dog, Rimbaud, and spends his days writing about the people who live (loudly and rent-free) in his head when he’s not busy being enthusiastic about naps and Pad Thai. Chase started his writing career as a confused gay teen looking for an escape from reality. Ten years later, one of the books he wrote during those years, Just A Dumb Surfer Dude: A Gay Coming-of-Age Tale, was published independently. Now with The Lion Fish Press (and almost 20 books later), Chase has numerous projects in various stages of completion and lined up for publishing. Chase is a multi-genre author, but always with a healthy dollop of gay.
Chase can be reached at
chaseconnor@chaseconnor.com
Or on Twitter @ChaseConnor7
The Excuse of Ignorance
One thing that I've heard writers say a lot that I can both relate to--and somehow not understand at the same time--is "I don't know how to <blank>." It is almost always a reason why they can't start their story now or move forward in regard to trying to find an agent or self-publish...it's often… Continue reading The Excuse of Ignorance
Homecoming
There always comes a point in every career where a person has to reassess what they are doing, how they are doing it, and if they want to keep doing it.
Indiscernible, That’s What We Are
So, how does a writer fully convey to a reader just what a relationship means for the two characters in question?
What’s Simple Is True
Lately, I have been trying to figure out whether or not putting my pronouns in my Twitter bio is the right thing to do or if I felt that it was redundant.
T’ain’t Nobody’s Business If I Do
All creatives (people in general, really) have a different path.
Why I Stopped Reading Reviews
The main reason I avoid reviews is this: I have finished writing my book and published it...
Country Song, Lead the Way
Dialogue, the back-and-forth banter between two characters, can really help a writer's creativity sparkle.
Sunday Q&A Wrap-Up Bonus Post
You may or may not know, but I did an author Q&A for the #WritingCommunityAuthorsPanel on Thursday, August 1st. It was an AMA (Ask Me Anything) style affair that was a little chaotic but so much fun! However, after the fact, I realized there were a few questions I didn't get to answer. In fact,… Continue reading Sunday Q&A Wrap-Up Bonus Post
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