Hello everyone and as always thanks for stopping by. These are the co-hosts for November’s 2019’s Insecure Writers Support Group brought to you by
Alex J. Cavanaugh and his team of co-hosts:
T. Powell Coltrin,
Victoria Marie Lees,
Renee Scattergood and
J.H. Moncrief.
Interesting inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThe Relic is an awesome story. I saw the movie first and once I'd read the book, I hated the movie. They left out the main character.
Thanks for co-hosting today!
Three days! That's pretty amazing, Stephen. And inspiring. You are my new rapid writer hero! Thanks for co-hosting.
ReplyDeleteWow!!! That's incredible! It takes me months and months for something to pop for me. Thanks for co-hosting!!
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing! I wrote quickly when I first got started on this journey but not in three days! I hope you have a great time co-hosting today.
ReplyDeleteThat's fun!
ReplyDeleteHope 2020 is a good one for you and yours!
What a great way to discover inspiration! I've had a novel born of a sentence or a phrase but never a dream. Thanks for co-hosting this month and happy writing!!
ReplyDeleteOnce I neared the end of my first story (and book), I had outlines for the next four already in my head. That's when you know it was meant to be.
ReplyDeleteI love speculative fiction! My holidays were busy but fun. I am working on a couple of projects.
ReplyDeleteTeresa
You just never know with inspiration. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for co-hosting!
I love speculative fiction! It's cool to see and create new worlds.
ReplyDeleteThanks for co-hosting!
I love when you can trace it back to a specific book.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
ReplyDeleteYou did have a great breakthrough. That is very encouraging to hear.
Thank you also for being a co-host this month.
All the best.
Shalom aleichem,
Pat G @ EverythingMustChange
Happy New Year, Stephen, and what an interesting premise for a book series! Thanks for co-hosting this month.
ReplyDeleteInspiration is often a mysterious thing. I often have songs just overcome me and when that happens I don't take much credit for it as I think that music comes from God's storehouse.
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Tossing It Out
Wow! That is one serious example for manifesting your intention. And now, you've got me thinking . . . and inspired.
ReplyDeleteThanks for co-hosting today!
That's cool and what an inspirational kick-start. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteThanks for co-hosting. Wow! Outlining a whole series in three days sounds awesome.
ReplyDeleteI find that happens to me sometimes, where an idea for a story just seems to download into my brain. I can never ignore those ideas.
ReplyDeleteThat is a cool story. I loved Relic too. I've read all the Preston/Child books.
ReplyDeleteOh that sounds cool. I wish my stories came in a package like that but they often take months of daydreaming. However it works, the story telling part is fun. I wish you all the good luck and marketing opportunities. Thanks for co-hosting today!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic (and fast) imput of inspiration! Jealous.
ReplyDeleteStories inspire! Great to hear yours.
ReplyDeleteThanks for co-hosting today, Stephen! I hope that you've had a great day. I have read a number of Preston and Child books. My favorite was "Thunderhead." That was because I love the Four Corners area so much. These two talented authors certainly inspired you! Way to go!
ReplyDeleteIt was great to hear how you began writing. I'm impressed with how soon you knew you'd write spec fic. Good on you! I slip a bit between genres, but all have some element of romance.
ReplyDeleteThanks for co-hosting today, Stephen. And thanks for telling us your story about writing.
ReplyDeleteIs that Preston and Child book related to the movie of the same name? I'll have to check it out, either way.
ReplyDeleteYour story about writing made for interesting reading. Thank you for co hosting and a Happy New Year to you.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like an interesting story! My holidays were very nice. Thanks for co-hosting!
ReplyDeleteWow. Our Muses work like that sometimes. You are so lucky you listened. Thanks for co-hosting.
ReplyDeleteHi Stephen - I loved your BreakThrough books ... Chase Manhattan was inspiring ... but so interesting to read your beginning ... and yes amazing the ideas all fell into place. Congratulations and hope you're still writing - cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteGreat post. I'm loving everyone's stories for this month's question. Thank you for co-hosting. Happy IWSG!
ReplyDeleteHow neat that it came all in a wash like that! Thanks for co-hosting. Great stories in the bloghop this month! @samanthabwriter from
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I can just imagine that warehouse full of everything. I wonder how God decides which story to pluck from the shelf for dwnloading...
ReplyDeleteImpressive, lol. You are a Ninja Writer. I am late making the rounds. Happy IWSG!
ReplyDeleteThat's really cool how you got into writing. It's amazing how a story will just come to you.
ReplyDeleteAs for my holidays? It was a crazy one this year. We got an unexpected new member to the family and things just got more crazy from there. But it's all good. I haven't even had time to work out my goals for 2020 yet. It's taking time to get back in the swing of things.
My Writing Journey: https://reneescattergood.com/iwsg-my-writing-journey-origin-story-amwriting/
What a lovely story about your beginning as a writer. That warehouse of things must be fascinating.
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible real-life story! I can only imagine how easy your books read as well. All I can say is that your writing journey certainly was "meant to be" - a passion, a hobby, a talent... Thank you for co-hosting this month!
ReplyDeleteIt's great how the wheels started turning right away which quickly led you to outlining the whole Breakthrough series. I'm glad that you've been going strong ever since. Thanks for co-hosting the IWSG, Stephen!
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