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EJ McKenna No Good Deeds #NoGoodDeeds #HistoricalFiction #FeministWestern #BlogTour #TheCoffeePotBookClub @EJMcKennaWrites @cathiedunn

FEATURED AUTHOR: E. J. MCKENNA

Tour Schedule Page: https://thecoffeepotbookclub.blogspot.com/2024/12/blog-tour-no-good-deeds-by-e-j-mckenna.html

HIGHLIGHTS: NO GOOD DEEDS

  Blurb: As she earns her place among the outlaws, Annie’s survival hinges on her lethal skills and growing bond with Nathan. Universal Buy Link: https://geni.us/X6XQ8i

AUTHOR BIO: E. J. MCKENNA

    Born and raised in the UK, but a lover of traveling, she has a fascination with all social history across different countries and cultures. One of her favourite historical periods is the Victorian era, especially with United States history. Author Links: Facebook     Threads     “Women ain’t never wanted to be tied to a fella like some lost child, and they ain’t fanatical about bein’ regarded as such.” He exhaled a long line of smoke. “Now, I don’t believe the reason for it is politics, but you best believe when a woman is tired of nonsense, they’ll let you know it. And some of them just know the easiest way to steal everythin’ off a man. From his heart to his britches.”

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Ad- Hoc Writing Staff

As a Grad student at Fullsail University, I became a part of the ad-hoc writing staff, which is responsible for creating a web series that allowed me to generate an episode. I was not the creator of the web series, but enjoyed the opportunity to help bring someone else’s vision to life by adding my creativity to what I felt was already a great series. I’ve never written for anyone else or been able to build off of someone else’s material, but with this I could definitely see myself joining a writing staff for a sitcom. I believe that I would be a great writer for a sitcom like Blackish, which airs on ABC. This assignment taught me how to work with a team and take constructive criticism from others. Sometimes I can be sensitive about my work and at times I will not let others read it, but this gave me the chance to open up and see how others may view my work. I also enjoy the fact that we are able to communicate back and forth with each as a online class and tell each other how to better our writing. When writing sometimes, I tend to prattle on about things that don’t matter and I think it’s good as I write it, but being able to post it to the online chat, my classmate will give their honest constructive feedback which helps me as a writer. As stated earlier, I can definitely see myself doing this for a living. I plan to reach out to the career center and begin to take the steps necessary to find position pertaining to my craft. As of right now, I find little writing gigs online where I may write an article or two, but would like to write more for a series or TV sitcom. Writing for the episodic series that was given to the class to read, helped me to learn more about including tags, which I have never done before. I’ve been so used to writing scripts for movies so this class has definitely taken me out of my element, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. I hope that I will get another chance to collaborate with my fellow classmates and graduates of the M.F.A. program because this was definitely an experience for me.

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