Comments on: Saturday Craft Series: Nina Bruhns! http://www.plotmonkeys.com/2009/12/05/saturday-craft-series-nina-bruhns/ Testing the Plot Monkey Blog Sun, 12 Feb 2012 00:16:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Leslie Kelly-Parrish http://www.plotmonkeys.com/2009/12/05/saturday-craft-series-nina-bruhns/#comment-128592 Leslie Kelly-Parrish Sun, 06 Dec 2009 23:35:41 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/?p=3631#comment-128592 Hi Nina--So sorry I wasn't around to say hello and welcome you to the jungle yesterday! We're so happy to have you--thanks very much for being here! Hi Nina–So sorry I wasn’t around to say hello and welcome you to the jungle yesterday! We’re so happy to have you–thanks very much for being here!

]]> By: Froggy http://www.plotmonkeys.com/2009/12/05/saturday-craft-series-nina-bruhns/#comment-128583 Froggy Sun, 06 Dec 2009 17:51:19 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/?p=3631#comment-128583 :yourock oh Nina pick me!!! Melissa sent me from Dangerous Woman group!! :) Froggy :yourock

oh Nina pick me!!! Melissa sent me from Dangerous Woman group!! :)

Froggy

]]> By: Amber Leigh Williams http://www.plotmonkeys.com/2009/12/05/saturday-craft-series-nina-bruhns/#comment-128568 Amber Leigh Williams Sun, 06 Dec 2009 05:49:58 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/?p=3631#comment-128568 LOL - I've learned when the editorial powers that be refrain from commenting, I've done good work :cheer: Again, I can't wait to read this series, especially If Looks Could Chill! LOL – I’ve learned when the editorial powers that be refrain from commenting, I’ve done good work :cheer:

Again, I can’t wait to read this series, especially If Looks Could Chill!

]]> By: Sherry S. http://www.plotmonkeys.com/2009/12/05/saturday-craft-series-nina-bruhns/#comment-128565 Sherry S. Sun, 06 Dec 2009 03:39:46 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/?p=3631#comment-128565 This is sort of funny today at work I was talking to a lady I work with about this she was reading a series that follows one lady through them all and I told her that I don't like to read about one person in book after book but that I loved to read books that has different main characters but has characters from another story in it. I really like it when you find out what's going on with people from past books. This is sort of funny today at work I was talking to a lady I work with about this she was reading a series that follows one lady through them all and I told her that I don’t like to read about one person in book after book but that I loved to read books that has different main characters but has characters from another story in it. I really like it when you find out what’s going on with people from past books.

]]> By: Donna http://www.plotmonkeys.com/2009/12/05/saturday-craft-series-nina-bruhns/#comment-128564 Donna Sun, 06 Dec 2009 02:08:55 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/?p=3631#comment-128564 :treecut: Nina, sorry I am late getting here.... I want to go out tomorrow and pick up your books...I love stories of POV 's were the story connects and look forward to reading your story... I am always open to new authors and you will be one of mine. I too have to have all the books in the series before I can start the series I dont' know why guess I can't wait for the next one to come out...lol :walksnowman: Donna :treecut: Nina, sorry I am late getting here…. I want to go out tomorrow and pick up your books…I love stories of POV ‘s were the story connects and look forward to reading your story… I am always open to new authors and you will be one of mine. I too have to have all the books in the series before I can start the series I dont’ know why guess I can’t wait for the next one to come out…lol :walksnowman:

Donna

]]> By: Nina Bruhns http://www.plotmonkeys.com/2009/12/05/saturday-craft-series-nina-bruhns/#comment-128563 Nina Bruhns Sun, 06 Dec 2009 01:53:38 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/?p=3631#comment-128563 OMG, don't you just love that guy's chest? :giggler: I wish I could request him on all my covers!!! OMG, don’t you just love that guy’s chest? :giggler: I wish I could request him on all my covers!!!

]]> By: Nina Bruhns http://www.plotmonkeys.com/2009/12/05/saturday-craft-series-nina-bruhns/#comment-128562 Nina Bruhns Sun, 06 Dec 2009 01:51:00 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/?p=3631#comment-128562 Thanks Lisa! Being an archaeologist is great fun and a lot of hard work, for almost no money. Hmmm... A lot like being a writer! :bigeyes: Yeah, the only thing better than playing in the dirt is working in your jammies. Both great professions!!! :fallleaf: Thanks Lisa!
Being an archaeologist is great fun and a lot of hard work, for almost no money. Hmmm… A lot like being a writer! :bigeyes: Yeah, the only thing better than playing in the dirt is working in your jammies. Both great professions!!! :fallleaf:

]]> By: Nina Bruhns http://www.plotmonkeys.com/2009/12/05/saturday-craft-series-nina-bruhns/#comment-128561 Nina Bruhns Sun, 06 Dec 2009 01:48:00 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/?p=3631#comment-128561 Hi Tami! Thank goodness there's someone else out there who can't read books out of sequence! :dancebanana: I thought I was the only anal one. LOL. I recently discovered a great mystery author with an extensive backlist, mostly connected, and I had to scour the planet to find her early books. But I refuse to read the later ones without starting at the beginning. LOL. Yikes! :bigeyes: Hi Tami!
Thank goodness there’s someone else out there who can’t read books out of sequence! :dancebanana: I thought I was the only anal one. LOL. I recently discovered a great mystery author with an extensive backlist, mostly connected, and I had to scour the planet to find her early books. But I refuse to read the later ones without starting at the beginning. LOL. Yikes! :bigeyes:

]]> By: Nina Bruhns http://www.plotmonkeys.com/2009/12/05/saturday-craft-series-nina-bruhns/#comment-128560 Nina Bruhns Sun, 06 Dec 2009 01:41:24 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/?p=3631#comment-128560 Hi Anna! Yeah, I totally agree. I definitely agonized over the one dangling thread I was forced to leave unresolved in book 1. I really hate when authors do that, and here I was forced to do it myself. :hide: But hopefully, since the books did come out fairly close together, people didn't mind too much. :praying: There was just no other way to write the series arc as I wanted, without leaving that one plot open. Argh! Nina Hi Anna!
Yeah, I totally agree. I definitely agonized over the one dangling thread I was forced to leave unresolved in book 1. I really hate when authors do that, and here I was forced to do it myself. :hide: But hopefully, since the books did come out fairly close together, people didn’t mind too much. :praying: There was just no other way to write the series arc as I wanted, without leaving that one plot open. Argh!

Nina

]]> By: Nina Bruhns http://www.plotmonkeys.com/2009/12/05/saturday-craft-series-nina-bruhns/#comment-128559 Nina Bruhns Sun, 06 Dec 2009 01:36:19 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/?p=3631#comment-128559 Hi Amber! Yeah, I guess it can get sticky with multiples if you try to switch around (headhop) during the scenes. But I don't do that. I stick to one scene/one pov. That makes it a lot easier to keep track of whose head you're in. I've read some books with just 2 povs, but the author switches heads so often I get seasick! So I guess it all depends on how you set things up. I'll admit, I scared myself a bit writing book 3... there were some scenes where, honest to god, there were 6 people all talking. OMG. And on top of that, they were using military code for one of the scenes. :groan: LOL. I looked up in the middle of writing it and just started laughing hysterically. It was that or jump out the nearest window . But I guess I must have pulled it off because my editor didn't even blink. Whew! Or maybe she was just being polite... :fainting: Nina Hi Amber!
Yeah, I guess it can get sticky with multiples if you try to switch around (headhop) during the scenes. But I don’t do that. I stick to one scene/one pov. That makes it a lot easier to keep track of whose head you’re in. I’ve read some books with just 2 povs, but the author switches heads so often I get seasick! So I guess it all depends on how you set things up.

I’ll admit, I scared myself a bit writing book 3… there were some scenes where, honest to god, there were 6 people all talking. OMG. And on top of that, they were using military code for one of the scenes. :groan: LOL. I looked up in the middle of writing it and just started laughing hysterically. It was that or jump out the nearest window . But I guess I must have pulled it off because my editor didn’t even blink. Whew! Or maybe she was just being polite… :fainting:

Nina

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