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88 contributions to Space Authors
New Codex Entry: Writing LEOs
What are LEOs? Law Enforcement Officers. If you're struggling to incorporate realistic police officers (secondary or main character), check out this article written by a law enforcement officer with over a decade of experience. People in specific jobs tend to have specific 'issues' with how they're portrayed in media. Try not to fall into one of the cliché traps. And if Law Enforcement Officers isn't what you need, the Field Guide (in the Codex) also offers How to Write: Woman and Medical. More coming soon.
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What are you working on?
Share the first line of your WIP, or options for your first line, below.
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POV/Tense Note: A Space Hotel Comedy Series I'm working on will be written in first person, but the tense is still undecided. Both past and present tense are under consideration. 1. The last time I'd looked down at Earth from orbit, I'd been wearing combat armour instead of a three-thousand-dollar suit. 2.I'd survived twenty years of military service, lost an arm, and endured more firefights than I cared to remember, only to discover that my next assignment required a f***ing tie. 3. The Christmas tree is floating upside down, and apparently I'm the only person who thinks that's a problem. 4. I'd taken this job because I was tired of dealing with idiots. In hindsight, I should have asked more questions.
Personal Publication News
A little publication news! 🚀 Worlds of IF Science Fiction #180 is out, featuring an excerpt from Paradigm Shift! Starship Sloane Publishing has now featured excerpts from all three books in my Time Ranger trilogy. They also published my first traditionally published short story in Galaxy Science Fiction—a story that acts as the prologue for my current novel, Salvaged Honor. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HPJK5223
Draft Station November
Draft Station returns in November. Do you have a scene you want to share? We'll be taking volunteers during the first week of November. Draft Station is a live, monthly scene review with not just your peers, but also an editor and an author. Check out details in classroom under: Draft Station.
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Accountability Today
Check in and discuss what you're working on this week. Just 30 minutes, say hello discuss some writing and start accountability today. Click on the link in the calendar.
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Krista Baillie
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Sci-fi author (K.Pimpinella) and writing coach helping science fiction writers build stronger stories—from scene to blueprint.

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