Tag Archives: Grendel’s Mother

Six Reasons Why Writing Is Like Christmas

Posted on November 30, 2021 by Diana Stout

Writing a book, like Christmas, is a major event. Continue reading →

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Finding My Way Through the Genre Wilderness

Posted on August 5, 2020 by Diana Stout

Which comes first: form & genre or story idea? Continue reading →

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A New Year Means New Opportunities: But Wait It’s February Already!

Posted on February 5, 2019 by Diana Stout

Okay, I admit it, I’m a bit behind. But since there’s a meme on Facebook that says January was a practice month, that 2019 started with February, I’m on time! Because it is the new year, it’s time to talk … Continue reading →

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Part II – Genesis & Development of Grendel’s Mother

Posted on February 15, 2016 by Diana Stout

The choices I made and why. So, I had an idea for this book, Grendel’s Mother, and I had 20 or so pages written. I knew how my story started, and I knew how it would end, but I had … Continue reading →

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Grendel’s Mother: Its Genesis and Development

Posted on January 17, 2016 by Diana Stout

Part I: The Genesis There is no question about this project: it was huge. The initial idea was huge.  The fact that I wrote 20 pages that same night in an hour’s time was huge.  In fact, those pages were … Continue reading →

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