Jane Sevier

mysteries and love stories served Southern style

December 1, 2011
by Jane Sevier
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For the Murderously Inclined Romantic

Look­ing for a lit­tle friendly may­hem? Decem­ber 1st is Kiss of Death Day. Let’s face it, writ­ing can be a soli­tary busi­ness. We writ­ers spend a lot of our time alone with our key­boards or note­books with no one else around … Con­tinue read­ing

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November 16, 2010
by Jane Sevier
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Save the Words

If you’re a reader or a writer or sim­ply a logophile, the esca­lat­ing impov­er­ish­ment of the Eng­lish lan­guage vexes you. So why not take arms against it? The fine folks who pub­lish the won­drous Oxford Eng­lish Dic­tio­nary estab­lished the Save … Con­tinue read­ing

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August 6, 2010
by Jane Sevier
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And the winners are!

At the gala 30th anniver­sary cel­e­bra­tion in Orlando Sat­ur­day night, Romance Writ­ers of Amer­ica® announced the win­ners of the cov­eted Golden Heart® and RITA® Awards for 2010. Please join me in con­grat­u­lat­ing this fab­u­lous group of write And a spe­cial shout … Con­tinue read­ing

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July 26, 2010
by Jane Sevier
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Big Night

Big week, I should say. This after­noon, I’m off to Orlando for the Romance Writ­ers of Amer­ica® (RWA) national con­fer­ence. Not only is my man­u­script Fortune’s Fool up for a Golden Heart®, but my script “Pack­age Deal” (aka “The Blue … Con­tinue read­ing

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April 7, 2010
by Jane Sevier
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Need a New Archetype?

The Hero’s Jour­ney has been the pre­ferred story map ever since Christo­pher Vogler’s memo inter­pret­ing Joseph Campbell’s work for writ­ers first made the rounds at Dis­ney. I’ve never found it easy to fit my sto­ries to that map. That left … Con­tinue read­ing

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March 28, 2010
by Jane Sevier
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Author photo? Ack!

As the eupho­ria over being a Golden Heart® final­ist set­tles into a quiet joy, real­ity intrudes. RWA® wants an author phở­to­graph. At the July 31st cer­e­mony, they will project this photo on the biggest screen you have ever seen in … Con­tinue read­ing

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