You may rightly wonder how a college teacher of literature and all round city girl knows enough about rodeo to set her novel in that world, especially when she views rodeo as a fascinating anachronism. (See last week’s post http://jamie-marchant.blogspot.com/2017/02/inspiration-for-bull-riding-witch.html). … Continue reading →
In character development, one of the most, if not the most important, aspect to think about is your character’s motivation. What does he or she want? It is a character’s desires that controls their actions, and if you don’t have … Continue reading →
You may wonder why a college English teacher and overall fantasy fan decided to write a novel set in the rodeo. The inspiration for The Bull Riding Witch came when I went to a rodeo to help my husband sell … Continue reading →
Join my Twitter Party celebrating today’s release of The Goddess’s Choice: … Continue reading →
The Goddess’s Choice The Kronicles of Korthlundia Book 1 by Jamie Marchant Genre: Epic Fantasy In a world where the corrupt church hides the truth about magic, the fate of the joined kingdom falls on the shoulders of two young … Continue reading →
The long awaited expanded edition of The Goddess’s Choice arrives today. Celebrate with a special price of $.99 for today only. In a world where the corrupt church hides the truth about magic, the fate of the joined kingdom falls … Continue reading →
On Thursday, the release day of the expanded edition of The Goddess’s Choice will finally arrive. To celebrate, I will be offering the Kindle version for only $.99 on Thursday only. I will also be having a twitter party on … Continue reading →
The Goddess’s Choice, expanded edition, will be released in a couple of weeks. To get you in the mood, below I’ve included a scene that I deleted from the final version of the novel. I like the scene quite a … Continue reading →
I was asked, “What made you want to become an author and do you feel it was the right decision?” The short answer to the question is that I was born a writer, and it was the only possible decision. … Continue reading →
I was asked whether I had any “side stories” about the characters is The Goddess’s Choice. A better question would be, did my characters have any stories about themselves that they insisted I write? As every novelist knows, a well … Continue reading →