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Fiction written by Jeremy C Kester ©2019 Jeremy C Kester - All Rights Reserved. Please do not replicate or use without written permission. Linking to this page is permitted. Dead to Rights by Jeremy C Kester “Don’t move!” she demanded, pistol squarely directed at him. She breathed, the rhythm of the air moving in and out …
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This has been an age-old question: is quantity more important that quality or vice versa? Two things particularly have brought this question back into my sights. The first, the fact that I have 5 projects that I have in the waiting for revision with a 6th closing in. The second, was Kristine Kathryn Rusch’s latest …
Fiction written by Jeremy C Kester ©2019 Jeremy C Kester - All Rights Reserved. Please do not replicate or use without written permission. Linking to this page is permitted. Separation Anxiety by Jeremy C Kester Panting. Her heart was pumping. Each step seemed to be followed by impact waves. Ionized waves of energy hitting the ground …
There are a host of reasons as a writer to pursue traditional publishing or indie publishing (aka self-publishing). Each lists a number of benefits; each lists a number of problems. For me, before I had dove into the task of drafting query letters for my novel, The Good Teacher, I learned of the idea of …
I like alliteration. And I feel like experimenting. And I want to give myself more to do rather than constantly dialing back when I stumble. I want reasons to keep pushing forward, to work through my obstacles. At one time, I wanted to do this on a weekly basis. I am going to try to …
