In most blog tours, a single author appears on a variety of blogs, moving around the Internet and allowing the readers of those blogs get to know the author.

In the Merry-Go-Round Blog Tour, the authors stay on their blogs and it's you, the reader, who takes the tour.

Each month, our participating authors from around the world agree to blog on a single topic throughout the month. By following the links in each month's post, you'll discover a whole bunch of new authors in a variety of genres, levels of experience, and styles of writing.

We hope you enjoy the trip and come back each month for a new spin around the globe.

Showing posts with label G R Colorado. Show all posts
Showing posts with label G R Colorado. Show all posts

Friday, July 27, 2012

Reason for Words

Personally, I don't mind answering a question or two about my writing - to an extent. But most times questions never stop at one or two, especially from people who don't understand the profession ... read more on The Literary Hub

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Merry-Go-Round Series: Balancing Writing and All Else

It’s such a coincidence that the Merry-Go-Round’s focus this month is finding balance. My February blog touched on my struggles since starting work and promised to give an update, this seems the perfect opportunity. Finding balance is no easy feat, I must admit. Big grin to all writers achieving this. Continue reading on The Literary Hub

Friday, April 27, 2012

Not One, But Many

I cried and laughed alongside some of the best books, tossed some against walls for being empty and picked some up again and again wishing the hero do as I bid. Read more at The Literary Hub

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

FAMILY TREE

“The fish boat had barely touched land when your Pa and I heard howling from down by the river that one night.” He paused, as if remembering. “Clearest night you ever did see too. Good a night as any for fishing, I reckon. Ayup, no such luck though. Read more on The Literary Hub

Sunday, November 27, 2011

Interviewing G.R. Colorado

Question: What would you say to the words ‘Publishing Industry’?
Answer: Short of having an affair with the President, gaining fame then writing about it? Continue reading on The Literary Hub

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Top 10 Tips For Revising Your Manuscript

1. Let The Draft Sit – for a week or two before attempting revisions will often provide a fresh eye. Read more on The Literary Hub 

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Bending Genre Elements

 When I started writing in 2009 my aim was romance. Not that I didn’t enjoy reading other genres. I simply enjoyed romance more. Read more on The Literary Hub