Tag: fantasy

Late Night Book Chat

Late Night Book Chat

We’ve got something crazy fun happening over on my YouTube channel now! Late Night Book Chat Live every Monday night at 9pm MST/ 11pm EST! Join us live for a one-hour chat hosted by myself and my husband, Andrew D Meredith, where we’ll invite special guests each week to join us for an interview and …

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NaNoWriMo Workshops in Colorado Springs

NaNoWriMo Workshops in Colorado Springs

With our powers combined…we are the Meredith Authors! My husband, Andrew D. Meredith, and I are so excited to be joining the Pikes Peak Library District of Colorado Springs for our first library event since moving to this fantastic city! Andrew writes epic fantasy, and I write historical mystery, but as authors we’ve found a …

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Live Intro Via Bookshelves

Live Intro Via Bookshelves

If you missed it live, you can still stream my introduction via my bookshelves that happened Saturday! They say you can tell a lot about a person from their bookshelves… To that end, I went live to introduce myself via my bookshelves! People asked questions, responded to my favorite books, and really got involved in …

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How Much History is Too Much History?

How Much History is Too Much History?

What does a writer of historical fiction have in common with a writer of epic fantasy? How much history is too much history? It’s the same dilemma for both writers, oddly enough. For the epic fantasy writer (like my husband, Andrew Meredith), there’s always the question of spending too much time describing the world, and …

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What Does Editing Sci-Fi and Fantasy Have To Do With Writing Mystery?

What Does Editing Sci-Fi and Fantasy Have To Do With Writing Mystery?

Although my background in editing has taken me primarily into the realms of science-fiction and fantasy, within those genres I’ve worked with authors in every sub-genre from horror to romance to mystery. Two of my favorite books that I edited were Free Fall by William H. Keith and The Sign of Glaaki by Steven Savile …

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