Writing Genre Fiction-Writing Prompts and Ideas to Kick-Start Your Story

Writing Genre Fiction Series

Writing Prompts and Ideas to Kick-Start Your Story
Learn how to

Kick-Start the Muse

Have you ever wanted to write a story but didn’t know what to write about? Writing Prompts and Ideas is your go to guide packed with ideas for getting started.

Gain Plenty of Ideas to Get Your Story Started

With twelve chapters packed with story fragments and scenarios you’ll never again be lost for ideas.

Never Look at a Blank Page or Flashing Cursor Again

Do you often sit looking at a blank page or flashing cursor wanting to write but not knowing what to write about. Let this book be your reference guide for times when the muse is missing in action.

Sharpen Your Writing Skills

Are your writing skills a little rusty? Are you looking for a book with writing exercises that can fine tune your short story or novel and perhaps get you one step closer to getting published?
About The Author
Susan Palmquist is both an author and freelance writer. Under her own name, she’s written ten books, everything from romances to cookbooks. And under her pen name, Vanessa Devereaux, she’s a bestselling author of erotic romances and erotica, including three continuing series, Perfect Pairing, Kalispell Shifters and Big Sky County.
When she’s not writing she’s teaching aspiring authors. She teaches workshops through many of the chapters of the Romance Writers of America and is also a tutor for a writing school. She blogs about writing related topics at www.thiswriterslife.com , and even pens a budget focused blog called The Budget Smart Girl’s Guide to The Universe www.budgetsmartgirl.com.
You can find out more about Susan, her books and her workshops at www.susanpalmquist.com and www.vanessadevereaux.com and her blog at www.thiswriterslife.com

If you’re often lost as to how to begin writing or just need coaxing into finishing your short story or novel, Writing Prompts and Ideas to Kick-Start Your Story is your go to writing companion.
For just 99 cents you can be on your way to writing a short story or novel and one step closer to getting published.