Hallee Bridgeman

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At the Library!

I’d heard that it was difficult to get books at the library.  There are steps you take – something with newspaper stories, etc., before they’d consider you.  I’ve been so busy learning everything else about the writing/publishing world that I just tabled the whole library thing to concentrate on another time. Then, a couple of …

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Saturday Mornings

Saturday mornings are my quiet mornings.  Gregg and Kaylee typically sleep in – they’re the sleepers of the family.  The boys don’t really sleep in (5:30 this morning), but once they’re up and I feed them (the only morning of the week I give them cold cereal), I put in a full length feature film …

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Best Laid Plans…

I talked a little bit about Scott in Seeing the Negative Space, and explained that we did not want to put Scott through testing and assessments just to get a “label” to slap on him.  But, it appeared that despite what we didn’t want, if we wanted him to get an education at this school, as we felt led to do, we had to do just that.

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Interview with Author Lisa Lickel

Welcome to Readers Write to Know!  I asked you, my readers, what questions they would ask their favorite authors if given the chance.  This week, I am so excited to introduce to you mystery author Lisa Lickel.  I LOVE cozy mysteries — I cut my reading teeth on them — and her upcoming release The Map …

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Re-Writes

It wasn’t so hard to re-do the first half of the book.  The mystery and intrigue plot just needed a little bit of refining.  I did need to incorporate the things I’ve learned about police procedure and such over the last fifteen years.  But, all in all, tt wasn’t too bad.  The relationships needed a little bit of help, but it was okay.  I breezed through seventeen chapters in two days (about 8 hours) of writing.

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Who Would Play Tony & Robin?

Whom would you cast as your Hero & Heroine if your book became a movie?

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Interview with Author Kimberley Payne

Welcome to Readers Write to Know Wednesday!  I have always been interested in both physical fitness and spiritual fitness, so I am so excited to introduce to you Kimberley Payne, the author of Fit for Faith – 7 weeks to improved spiritual and physical health, a book that takes the reader on a journey to improve BOTH physical and spiritual health.  Please enjoy reading her answers to your questions.

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Hours a Day

Starting this week, I will have six hours a day, three days a week that will be focused solely on book writing. The other two days of the work week will be spent blogging on my two blogs. That is giving me 18 hours a week to write – eight more hours a week – of alone writing time. I haven’t spent more than an hour or two alone for years. I am so excited to see what kind of productivity I can accomplish in this designated writing time.

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Time to Write

Summer is officially over in our house this week.  My daughter begins her first day of 10th grade on Thursday.  The following Wednesday, my boys will enter 4K and Kindergarten. I have to say, I’m looking forward to school starting.  I had hoped I’d be able to finish my current work in progress this summer, …

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Interview: Carol A. Brown

I am excited today to introduce to you author Carol Brown for today’s Writers’ Write to Know Wednesdays.  Carol is a pastor’s wife, has a B.A. in anthropology and languages, and has ministered with her husband all over the world – from in Idaho to Indiana to Ohio to Australia to German to Finland to …

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