Who am I?

The short version: I write novels, and I help others improve their novels.

Still with me? Here’s a slightly longer version.


  1. #1 by Caretaker of the mind on September 2, 2010 - 12:13 am

    I love your site. I find your bio interesting as I am in the same boat you once paddled. I am a journalist who would love to make the jump to novel writing. Was it hard to make the transition?

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    • #2 by rozmorris on September 2, 2010 - 8:54 pm

      hello, Caretaker! Interesting you should ask – I still do some journalism, but am aware I have had to unlearn some journalistic habits to write fiction. I am preparing a post on this very subject, in fact – so stay tuned. And thank you for your compliments.

      Reply

  2. #3 by linda Pilkington on April 5, 2011 - 3:18 am

    I also love your website. The post about beginning & the difficulty of finishing a book is great. It is difficult.

    Good Luck!
    P.s. Years ago, I would have thought: good grief! I don’t need to wish her luck! She has so much work under her belt; I’m the one who needs good luck.

    But experience has shown me that every time you begin a new work it is a struggle as if you have never done it before. So I leave you my hopes that you do wonderful rewarding work.

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    • #4 by rozmorris on April 5, 2011 - 10:09 am

      Thank you, Linda! You’re right – every book feels like a raw beginner. Same to you!

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  3. #5 by robincoyle on March 10, 2012 - 9:45 pm

    Hi Roz!

    I nominated you for The Versatile Blogger award. You can find more information about it at:

    http://robincoyle.wordpress.com/category/in-search/

    Have a great weekend!

    Robin

    Reply

  4. #7 by David C. Cassidy on May 19, 2012 - 3:18 pm

    Hi, Roz! You’ve got a great blog–as many others have discovered. Which is why I, too, nominated you for the VBA. Have a great day. :)

    http://davidccassidy.com/2012/05/18/i-got-a-rock/

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  5. #8 by aristocraticuniverse on June 11, 2013 - 12:36 am

    I randomly stumbled over your blog, and I realized, I have your book on my Kindle! I’m trying to write a story, but it’s not going anywhere right now. I’m just thirteen, though. I’m planning out some of the characters and plot, though.

    Reply
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