by Denny S. Bryce | Jul 28, 2013 | Denny's eye candy, Sunday's Seven, vampires, WIPs, writing
Why, why, why am I sitting in front of my computer with four stories to write and wanting desperately to start working on this OTHER story idea? Huh? Am I insane, or just a master of procrastination? Well, here’s what I’m going to do to rid myself of the...
by Denny S. Bryce | Jul 1, 2013 | Denny's eye candy, FEATURED ARTICLES, writing
I just finished a huge project for my EDJ (Evil Day Job, in case you needed to ask), and am setting my sights on writing, writing, writing for the next six months. Yes, I am taking time off to polish, pitch, and see if I can gain some headway in this world called...
by Denny S. Bryce | May 26, 2013 | FEATURED ARTICLES, writing
What did I learn this weekend in NYC while connecting with the SCANDAL fandom at the first Gladiator Meet-Up? One – the fundamentals of fandom never change:)! lol! We fall in love with characters, with their stories, and we are passionate about what we want them...
by Denny S. Bryce | Jan 6, 2013 | Denny's eye candy, six sentence sunday, writing
Happy Six Sentence Sunday! From my manuscript – VLC… Next to Michael, or draped over Michael, was a tall, willowy woman wearing a brightly colored blouse hanging off her shoulder. She had a hand beneath his shirt and a leg wrapped around his hip. Michael...
by Denny S. Bryce | Dec 30, 2012 | Denny's eye candy, six sentence sunday, six sentences, writing
The last Six Sentence Sunday post of 2012! and it’s from my manuscript called Gideon. It’s just a scene in the middle of the book, but the story is about a vampire struggling to keep a promise to a witch. “You’ve been a vampire longer than you’ve been...
by Denny S. Bryce | Dec 16, 2012 | six sentence sunday, six sentences, writing
I’m in New Orleans for Six Sentence Sunday this go round! Had a rough week of writing, a crazed deadline, but I got it done! Yay! To celebrate, I decided to share six sentences from my contemporary romantic suspense called Chasing Damn. Here goes:...
