self-doubt, Juliet Kincaid

The Once and Future Book

Jul 24, 2019

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in fiction writing techniques, indie author, mystery fiction, self-publishing, the writing process, Uncategorized, writing fiction

A WiP Report I’ve reached midpoint of my current Work in Progress. (I think. I hope.) So I’m taking some time to reflect on the book I’ve worked on – or at least thought about – since the 1980’s when my daughter and I participated in activities of the Society for Creative Anachronism, “an international…

Myself as a Work in Progress

Apr 9, 2015

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julietkc

in aging, family friendly fiction, late bloomer, mystery fiction, self-publishing, Uncategorized, writing fiction

WiP Report # 13 Boy, howdy, how time flies. When I recently checked my files, I discovered that it’s been a year and nine months since WiP Report # 12 in which I reflected on my decision to quit trying to go the traditional route of getting published with the help of an agent and…

Beating Myself Up for No Good Reason

Jan 9, 2014

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julietkc

in late bloomer, mystery fiction, self-publishing, writing fiction

AKA Some New Year’s Resolutions When I retired in May 2004, I immediately got cracking on my long-time dream of becoming a full-time writer. I started with an ambitious project: a dozen historical mystery novels set in Kansas City beginning in 1899 with January Jinx and ending with Deadly December in 1910, the year my…

Tag: self-doubt

The Once and Future Book

Myself as a Work in Progress

Beating Myself Up for No Good Reason