PUTTING
WRITING FALSEHOODS AGAINST THE ROPES
FIGHT
CARD ROMANCE: LADIES NIGHT AUTHOR CAROL MALONE (WRITING AS JILL TUNNEY) BLOGS
OVER AT THE WRIOTER’S FUN ZONE ABOUT WRITING FALSEHOODS ...
Today Writer’s Fun Zone welcomes author
Carol Malone (Fight Card Romance: Ladies Night) as she shares with us her writing
tips discovered during her writing journey to publishing her first e-book.
Don’t start your writing
career believing falsehoods: learn the art of writing.
I’ve been on a serious writing journey for awhile
and just published my first eBook. While walking that path, I’ve discovered a
lot of things about myself and the writing process. Even as an amateur, I’d love to
share what I’ve learned in the hopes it will keep someone else’s feet on the
trail toward their dreams of successful publishing. I held certain beliefs
regarding writing that have proven to be false. Here are my top five ...
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FAST FIVE WITH FIGHT CARD'S CAROL MALONE
PAUL D. BRAZILL'S BLOG, YOU WOULD SAY THAT WOULDN'T YOU, TALKS BOXING AND ROMANCE WITH FIGHT CARD'S CAROL MALONE ...
Writing as Jill Tunney, Carol Malone has recently injected a touch of romance into the two-fisted, pulp-infused, Fight Card series with her debut novel, Fight Card Romance: Ladies Night … Boxing and love? What’s going on here?
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BOXING AND ROMANCE
CAROL MALONE GETS IN
THE RING WITH THE BOOK LIFE NOW BLOG TO PROVE FIGHTIN’ AND SMOOCHIN’ CAN GO
TOGETHER …
I started to write
Ladies Night in March, 2012, all the while working on other romantic
manuscripts. For boxing research, I watched fights from the 50′s on YouTube,
typing the descriptions of the punches into my computer while announcers
describe the action. I rounded out the research with old LA city maps, period
photos, boxing statistics, and scads of boxing technique videos…
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JUST WHAT IS A FIGHT
CARD ROMANCE?
ANSWERS TO LIFE'S BIG
QUESTION ... FIGHT CARD'S CAROL MALONE (WRITING AS JILL TUNNEY) SPELLS IT OUT OVER
AT BOOK LIFE NOW ...
When I was in high
school, I started reading and writing romance, and have since then written
numerous manuscripts. So, I decided to take a dare and without Paul’s knowledge
began pecking out my own Fight Card tale. I didn’t start out to necessarily
write a romance, but the main characters dictated their story, I simply jotted
it down. A year later, voilà – Ladies Night ...
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