by Rinelle Grey | J Apr, 2013
I wrote recently about discovering that my novel could easily fit into the New Adult category, and since then I’ve realised that I write about younger characters quite a bit. Aside from Reckless Rescue, I have another novel with a nineteen year old protagonist...
by Rinelle Grey | J Apr, 2013
What place do questions have in novels? I’m not talking about the questions characters ask each other, but rather, the ones they ask themselves. After all, aren’t many of our internal thoughts questions? Will I get home before it rains? Can I afford...
by Rinelle Grey | J Apr, 2013
Marlee is one of the main characters in Reckless Rescue. She is nineteen years old, and has spent her whole life stranded on a harsh planet, where everyday life is a struggle. Despite this, she is usually pretty positive about life. Why wouldn’t she be?...
by Rinelle Grey | J Apr, 2013
As if the A to Z challenge wasn’t challenging enough, this month I’m also doing Camp NaNoWriMo. Anyone who is a writer has probably heard of NaNoWriMo, the National Novel Writing Month. If you haven’t, it’s kind of like the A to Z challenge,...
by Rinelle Grey | J Mar, 2013
Wherever writers gather around the (virtual) watercooler this topic comes up. Are you a panster, or a plotter? Meaning, do you sit down with no idea of where your story is going and just write and do youwrite a scene by scene outline before you even begin. Most...
