Bringing Character into View: Amos Tamam »

There is no one way to incorporate multicultural characters into your stories. Writers can introduce multicultural characters where they live whether that is in America or their ethnic place of origin.  Some of the most interesting multicultural stories focus on immigrants and their journey to a new land. For example, in the blog post Details [...]

Details of Writing I »

Often in developing the details that make stories real, we take from what is around us. While I live in Arizona most of my stories and novels take place elsewhere. As a result, I often research for general everyday objects or watch television shows set in locations I write about in order to get a [...]

Business of Book Signing II »

On day two of my book signing, I learned a lot about people watching and reading people. As a writer, I currently watch people’s mannerisms and characteristics in order to create more believable characters, however, I had yet to progressed to the point where I could apply those same techniques to sell books. It was [...]

Multicultural Writers Perceptions of People »

Like I mentioned earlier, I did my first book signing at a local RWA chapter meeting. I sold seven books, which was a good night for an audience that generally shows little interest in multicultural romance. There are two other authors that have written multicultural, one writes Hawaiian romance and the other author wrote a [...]

Multicultural Writing »

I participated in my first book signing last night. It was at an RWA chapter meeting. It was a great opportunity to get the feel of book signing before I sign my books at the Tempe Arts Festival next weekend. I wasn’t expecting a stampede at the book signing table because I write multicultural romance and [...]

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