Draft 1 of a book-shaped thing + other things
Oregon coast in the spring I have now completed a 73k word draft of my current work in progress. I won’t go into much detail as the story...
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Christi R. Suzanne - Writer
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Nov 8, 20186 min read
Publishing Q and A with Sheala Henke
Today our Q and A takes a slightly different angle. Sheala Henke, fantasy author, talks about her path to a traditionally published...
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christi-r-suzanne
Oct 17, 20184 min read
Author Q and A with Erica Steele (this week includes author toolbox blog hop)
#authortoolboxbloghop is a way to support other authors and to gain a little exposure as well. Check out other bloggers posts as well in...
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christi-r-suzanne
Sep 9, 20182 min read
It takes more than long locks & a killer one-liner
(previously written) I am closing in on week two at home with a newborn. Whoa. The whole experience is rather indescribable, the word...
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christi-r-suzanne
Sep 6, 20184 min read
Q & A with Author Rain Sivertsen
In this Q and A Rain Sivertsen answers my questions. Let’s learn a little more about her. Rain Sivertsen is a 25-year-old fantasy writer...
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christi-r-suzanne
Aug 16, 20182 min read
Creating, growing, & purposeful intention!
Perfect cup holder! I recently read this New York Times piece about rebranding motherhood. There were quite a few things I liked about...
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christi-r-suzanne
Jul 5, 20183 min read
Q & A with Author, Erin Kettle
I met Erin at The Attic Institute in Portland. We took a novel writing class with Whitney Otto that connected us and kept us writing. I’m...
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christi-r-suzanne
May 24, 20182 min read
Breaking through
First, I think I found a way to keep my BRILLIANT title (for now): Lana Bong’s Shanghai Market. It has something to do with tieing it in...
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christi-r-suzanne
May 17, 20182 min read
10 more minutes . . .
waiting there are in life. While I waited to get inspiration for this blog post, in fact. The picture of my dog waiting for me to finish...
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christi-r-suzanne
May 3, 20184 min read
Aspiring Writer Q and A Series, Edition I: Beth Green, Crime Fiction Author
I had the pleasure of interviewing Beth Green, freelance writer and aspiring novelist, for the first edition of the title of this post! I...
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christi-r-suzanne
Apr 26, 20182 min read
Entering Writing Contests
Chapter cards as a result of entering #RevPit. I thought I’d share a little quick insight into why I like entering writing contests like...
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christi-r-suzanne
Apr 19, 20181 min read
Revisions: Homestretch
Today’s post will be super short. I need to save all of my energy for revisions and a short road trip we are taking this weekend. I’m in...
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christi-r-suzanne
Apr 5, 20182 min read
Blogging in 2018 & when your title might not work anymore
So, I think I’m going to start blogging again (let me know if you think it’s a mistake)! I’ll try for one post per week and see if that...
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christi-r-suzanne
Mar 29, 20182 min read
#RevPit Bio Hop post
Okay, so I haven’t blogged in awhile, but today that changes! At least for this post, I’m doing for #RevPit Blog Hop. I love these events...
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christi-r-suzanne
Sep 1, 20151 min read
777 Challenge Accepted
J Stryker, a writer I met through a twitter pitch party, tagged me for the 777 challenge. He’s got some great book ideas so you should...
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christi-r-suzanne
May 22, 20151 min read
Interview with Rebecca Kelley, author of Broken Homes & Gardens
I first met Rebecca in an advanced fiction workshop at Portland State University in the Spring of 2002. I’ll never forget one of the...
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christi-r-suzanne
Jul 24, 20142 min read
Review: The Tiger’s Wife
I admired the quality of writing throughout this book. I loved much of the story told. My favorite thread was The Deathless Man. I kind...
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christi-r-suzanne
Jul 11, 20141 min read
Review: Death in Venice, California
“I was genuinely interested in Frame’s purported aimless vacationing and was happy to go along for the ride.” Read my review on The Lit...
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