What is your favorite genre? Can you provide a link to a site where we can read some of your work or learn something about it?
I love to read satire; Douglas Adams or Terry Pratchett top my list. I don't write it. I like to write fantasy, urban, traditional, horror based, it doesn't matter. My main blog is here: http://mariminiatt.com
I love Romance Fiction. Unfortunately, I have no site to where it can be read. I'm working on 2 more novels. Maybe someday it can be published.
I have my share of fave fiction books; but strangely enough, I don't read a lot of fiction these days. Who the EFF want's to read what they spend all their time writing? LOL
If you'd like to check out my main website, stop by http://www.lpwrites.com That's a springboard to all my online exploits.
My favorite genre is fanfiction.
Here's my links:
http://authspot.com/thoughts/my-clich/
http://authspot.com/thoughts/somewhere-in-paradise/
I write the About.com London Travel online travel guide: http://golondon.about.com
My favourite genre is historical fiction, i think it allows you to go back in time and live through famous events. My poetry is usually on my blog: http://anthillel.wordpress.com/ and my historical novella is on the HarperCollins authonomy website: http://www.authonomy.com/books/22245/iudea-capta/?pg=1
My favourite genre is romance, sorry folks yes I'm cheesy. Secondly fantasy. Funnily enough I have trouble writing anything romantic or fantasy like. Unfortunately I don't have any work online, if you want to read something of mine just contact me.
my favorite genre is Greek Mythology with romance coming in second...if there was a genre which teamed wizardry, unicorns and passion i'd choose that one
My favorite genre is thriller or suspense. I read Stephen King, that type of stuff.
Sure....http://darlaferrara.com/default.aspx that is my home page. I am also a contributing writer for both LiveStrong and About.com. You can find my About articles at http://webdesign.about.com/od/xml-articles-by-darla-ferrara/XML_Articles_by_Darla_Ferrara.htm
You will also find me as a featured writer on Goodreads and Skype an Author
Moment Before Impact, a one-minute play
http://www.youtube.com/user/gi60channel#p/u/7/2B0OYqxnCNs
Car and Carriage Collide, a short play
http://theseplaces-slimbo.blogspot.com/2009/06/carriage-and-car-collide.html
An Amazon Page with all my published works
http://budurl.com/rubenonamazon
I would have to say my favorite genre is Romance, particularly paranormal romance. I like paranormal romance I usually write with Werewolves. though that doesn't mean all my stories are.
http://kirstinmarsh.weebly.com/
(^My website)
http://www.wattpad.com/user/kirstinmarsh
(^ book previews/stories)
I think fantasy is my favorite genre, because it is the clearest way to re-mythologize a world starved for wonder.
Link: http://www.johnadcox.com
I am a fantasy fan. I love how a good fantasy novel can transport a reader to a different world and a different time, a world where almost anything is possible. I say “almost anything” because a good fantasy author must lay a foundation of believability for magic and plot lines or risk losing the reader’s immersion in the story.
My author web page is http://www.rstuttle.com . It hosts descriptions of all of my books as well as excerpts, reviews, maps, and bibliographic information.
I am a tanka poet and a writer of nautical fiction. These at first appear disparate, but the economy and grace of language I learned as a tanka poet I apply to writing fiction. I edit Atlas Poetica : A Journal of Poetry of Place in Contemporary Tanka and the back issues can be read free online at: AtlasPoetica.org. I have also posted the first novel in my fiction series, Pirates of the Narrow Seas, free online at: NarrowSeas.blogspot.com.
In tanka poetry I focus on the world in which I leave, which is the Chesapeake Bay, and the sea figures prominently in my poetry and fiction.
My favorite genre is romantic drama. Not at this time. |
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