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It’s a Brave New World–For Women:
I call it FemFic

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on August 23, 2018 by Kelli Jae BaeliSeptember 10, 2020

I want a new category on Amazon that more accurately reflects the changes afoot in our ideation of a woman’s place in the world. In order to do this, I feel I have to branch out in my writing and create stories in genres that are typically male-dominated. Women need in a voice in those, too. Thus, I will be adding this new tag to all my books. I call it #FemFic. I hope all of you in the Twitterverse will use it, too–help get it going. IF it can gain traction, i will petition Amazon to include it in … Continue reading →

Posted in novelwriting, ethics, reality, hope, coping skills, Kelli Jae Baeli, genre categories, self-awareness, courage, WRITING LIFE, TerraNeo, independent author, Snug Haven, Human Nature, indie publisher, feminism, women, characters, responsibility, reading, self-respect, Social Psychology, society | Tagged FemFic | 2 Replies

Cross-Pollinating 101

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on August 14, 2017 by Kelli Jae BaeliAugust 14, 2017

I posted a promo that I’m working on book 4 in the Rain Falls series, and got this response from one of my readers: Cindy Compton YES!!! then maybe a cross-pollination book 2? Pretty peaz… 😜 Kelli Jae Baeli yes there will be another Cross-Pollination book. After i decide which characters. any suggestions? Cindy Compton Sorry I missed this…I thought about that with C-P1, how on earth do you decide which characters to involve in weaving several stories into one captivating tale and still do them all justice without the storyline suffering. But you’re a pro at this, so you always manage to pull … Continue reading →

Posted in plotting, Fiction Writing, methodology, Pooly Fall, Go.Leave.Stay., Cross-Pollination series, WRITING LIFE, Writing tips, characters, novelwriting | Leave a reply

Thoughts on The Thief of Time by John Boyles

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on December 23, 2016 by Kelli Jae BaeliAugust 5, 2017

I have missed sitting down with a physical book and reading. My recent decision to take a sabbatical and just allow myself to be creative and deadline-free, had me standing in front of my fiction bookshelf, seeking something new. Something enjoyable. As most of you know by now, I have become quite finicky about my fiction reading. I read so much of my own work in pumping out work in the last ten years, that I have had little time to read for pleasure, and when I do, it’s inevitably just before I go to sleep, and by then, my … Continue reading →

Posted in genre categories, TIME, diction, Time-Travel, Stupidity, characters, New Harbor Witches, harsh realities, bad writing, New Harbor Witches, ignorance, reading, witches, novelist, history, intelligence, historical, self-education, Social Psychology, WRITING CRAFT, John Boyne, Fiction, novelwriting, past, WRITING LIFE, critics, Human Nature, mainstream fiction genre, Fiction Writing, disillusionment, independent author, willful ignorance, mortality, indie publisher | Leave a reply

Fiction as World View

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on October 2, 2015 by Kelli Jae BaeliAugust 5, 2017

I have had some criticism from a few readers who were disappointed when I introduced new characters and locations and plots in my series fiction, and allowed the main characters to have a slightly smaller role to make room; apparently these readers wanted the same story again, the same characters, the same sex scenes, the same dynamics, the same formulaic challenges, the same everything. Essentially, they wanted to read about characters who lived in a vacuum, and never had any interaction with others, nor any natural progression. This mindset is not only elitist, fearful, and unrealistic, but within fiction, stale, … Continue reading →

Posted in frustration, Lesbian fiction genre, ethics, indie publisher, life, lesfic genre, hope, Willing Suspension of Disbelief, WRITING CRAFT, methodology, Kelli Jae Baeli, characters, Human Nature, courage, writer, plot, truth, willful ignorance, honesty, WRITING, happiness, harsh realities, Social Psychology, meaning, novelist, PHILOSOPHY, fear, BOOKS, novelwriting, PSYCHOLOGY, WRITING LIFE, plotting, change, mainstream fiction genre, reality, novels, independent author | Leave a reply

Glaring Errors

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on March 7, 2013 by Kelli Jae BaeliMarch 7, 2013

  This is a wide subject area, but I want to focus on just a few things. As a segue, I have to share this post I came across. I was on a forum where people were posting for help about making money blogging. One poster was frustrated and confused and posted this: “Been using these for over a year and made 2 penies.  How do I earn money on goggle.  It is simply frostrating.  I posted so many adds  on my blog but I have earned no money. what is happening? I have been trying to write all the … Continue reading →

Posted in BRAIN, intelligence, Writing tips, Achilles Forjan, WRITING CRAFT, diction, As You Were, AUTHORS, editing, Armchair Detective, money, characters, Fiction Writing, Kelli Jae Baeli, bad writing, SOFTWARE, Stupidity, editing, spelling, harsh realities, self-publishing, Microsoft Word, blogging, AKA Investigations series, ignorance, WRITING, BOOKS, PUBLISHING, WRITING LIFE | Tagged Glaring Errors, Grammar Nazi | Leave a reply

Distracting Fiction: Brand vs. Generic

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on December 16, 2012 by Kelli Jae BaeliDecember 16, 2012

Recently, a reader mentioned my use of specific products in my books, and called it “distracting.” First of all, this reader I mentioned is from New Zealand, and I write toward an American audience. These product names and brands I might use are all familiar to American readers, and so it does create a clearer picture for them than it would a reader who might not even recognize what that some brands are. So the tendency to want generic, might be predicated on a need for familiarity. This is precisely the reason I don’t read books with foreign settings, or … Continue reading →

Posted in Kelli Jae Baeli, BOOKS, Fiction, Writing tips, characters, WRITING, WRITING CRAFT, AUTHORS | Tagged brands, generic, character development, cardboard characters | 2 Replies

Also Known as Syzygy (The Next Big Thing Blog Hop)

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on December 14, 2012 by Kelli Jae BaeliAugust 26, 2015

The Next Big Thing Blog Hop, wherein writers talk about their current Work in Progress (WIP), has apparently been going strong for 26 weeks, and so many writers have taken part, that I had a hard time finding the originator of the idea… I could have found it, eventually, but then, that would have me spending way too much time on Google, and not enough writing. I’ve been guilty of that before. Guilty of that often. Guilty. Most of the time. Did I mention I’m legally changing my middle name to Google? But this NBT Blog Hop thing has taken … Continue reading →

Posted in Google, Kelli Jae Baeli, BOOKS, Third Person Limited, Fiction, Also Known as Syzygy, characters, Lesbian fiction genre, WRITING, lesfic genre, WRITING CRAFT, GENRES, lesbians, suspense genre, AUTHORS, SEXUALITY, novels, Psychological Suspense genre | Tagged dramedy, interview, dark, Point of View, POV, Next Big Thing Blog Hop | Leave a reply

Stranger Fiction, Reviews & Truthiness

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on November 10, 2012 by Kelli Jae BaeliSeptember 26, 2017

Historically, there has been a notable chasm between the author’s craft and the reading public’s knowledge of what that craft includes.  And until recently, we never heard much from authors on a personal level about what they thought and felt, what their creative process was, what their methodology entailed. Nor could readers communicate with their favorite authors in any meaningful way. Now, with the advent of Indie authoring and publishing, writers and readers may actually converse with each other. It might spoil the mystique of being a writer– that romantic idea of an angst-ridden wordsmith closed up in a candlelit … Continue reading →

Posted in AUTHORS, WRITING, irony, critics, Kelli Jae Baeli, timeline, writer, BOOKS, truthiness, Fiction, WRITING LIFE, Writing tips, WRITING CRAFT, characters, truth, plot | Tagged paradox, realism, realistic | 2 Replies

Springboarding

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on October 1, 2012 by Kelli Jae BaeliOctober 1, 2012

Most often, we write from what we know. We write from a place of experience and sensation, because that’s part of who we are, and so it must show up on the page in some way. But I recognize the danger in putting so much of myself into my characters…it could just become some glorified masturbation. Yet, a bit of literary self-cloning is inevitable and unavoidable. I did it today–put myself into some characters…and then I realized it’s a very effective means of getting the story written. Partially, my initial process involves research, as I tend to be a more … Continue reading →

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Bloody Hands

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on September 22, 2012 by Kelli Jae BaeliSeptember 12, 2017

Every novelist should sit down at the keyboard with blood on their hands. To know what it feels like to have been wronged and to have wronged. To be guilty and innocent. A novelist must have truly lived her life–sucked the marrow, tended the wounds, lashed out in fear and anger, in order to write a story that speaks authentically at deeper levels; that explores human nature and the human condition in all its beauty and ugliness. A novelist must have experienced life–that visceral knowledge that comes only from having felt the range of emotions, discovered the myriad permutations of … Continue reading →

Posted in WRITING CRAFT, characters, experience, WRITING, fear, Writer's Block, CREATIVITY, PHILOSOPHY, PSYCHOLOGY, parenting, AUTHORS, Kelli Jae Baeli, writer, novelist, frustration, identity | Tagged invisible, depth | Leave a reply

The Truth of Fiction

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on June 29, 2012 by Kelli Jae BaeliApril 27, 2013

I was just thinking about what a reader said to me about one of my books–that it bothered her it was not explained why one character did something to another. I assumed this would be obvious by the context and the characters and also knowing that people just do things for their own reasons and you can usually guess what that is if you’re absorbing the nuances of the story. But no. Some readers seem to want an explanation for everything, even when an explanation can be interpreted or assumed. Perhaps this is because in reading fiction, we want to … Continue reading →

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Space Invader

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on January 8, 2012 by Kelli Jae BaeliJuly 1, 2012

[Blast from the past–from April 8, 2004] It started out with me on my way to the grocery store, having awakened with no coffee in the house-a tragedy all on its own. I thought of that little coffeeshop down the street and thought maybe I’d stop in to check it out, so I brought what i lovingly refer to as my Tippi Tap Typer just in case. Roscoe’s Music and Espresso Cafe was a tiny establishment, but intriguing. It was time I tried to get out of the house a little and use my new toy in a different environment. … Continue reading →

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Critique of Bad Fiction

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on April 28, 2011 by Kelli Jae BaeliJanuary 28, 2018

Several years ago, I did a critique for a friend who wanted my editorial-writerly insight on some stories she wrote. After I read them, I was then uneasy, because I am not willing to lie, yet I didn’t want to hurt her feelings. When she asked about the results of my reading, I told her I was afraid she wouldn’t like my critique. She stated emphatically that she wanted the cold hard truth. And so, that’s what I gave her. Below, is the critique, and I post it because I feel it covers lots of territory that every new writer … Continue reading →

Posted in Style, Voice, contrived situations, Willing Suspension of Disbelief, plot, WRITING CRAFT, tension, cliches, conflict, technique, lesbians, characters, WRITING, Writing tips, dialogue, SEXUALITY, diction, editing, bad writing, plotting, word choice, Fiction Writing, attributions | Tagged formatting, phrasing, usage, critique, phras, mechanics | Leave a reply

New Review on As You Were

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on March 1, 2011 by Kelli Jae BaeliDecember 14, 2015

New Review of my book, As You Were, on Smashwords. Review by: UnfortunateGhost on Feb. 28, 2011 : 5 Stars “It is obvious right from the beginning of this book that Kelli Jae Baeli knows how to craft a great story. Her main character is the sort of woman you’d love to meet in real life, and I warmed to her immediately. She’s that well-rounded type of character that makes reading a real pleasure. This is a story about a relationship, but it’s set against a backdrop of events and places that serve to introduce and develop that relationship in … Continue reading →

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Characters: Names & Numbers

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on March 18, 2008 by Kelli Jae BaeliNovember 28, 2011

I have noticed this issue with seasoned and novice writers alike: a tendency to not only confuse the reader with changing character names and designations, but to use too many characters when it’s not necessary. When you introduce characters, it’s okay to use their full names, but at some point you should try to settle on one name by which to refer to them. Otherwise your reader will be confused and might have to page back to the previous pages to hunt for who it is. This is not something you want your readers to have to do. I know … Continue reading →

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Quotes from Kelli Jae Baeli

"The supernatural worldview is causing a great number of otherwise intelligent people to cling to a collection of atavistic concepts that have not, and never will serve humanity in any ultimately beneficial way. Any benefits that spirituality ostensibly provides to its adherents, can be found equally in the worldview of philosophy and ethics, communities of other kinds, and so on. It's a myth that the only morality, hope, purpose and comfort to be found, resides only in the supernatural."

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"People feel removed from sexism. 'I'm not a sexist, but I'm not a feminist.' They think there's this fuzzy middle ground. There's no fuzzy middle ground. You either believe that women are people or you don't. It's that simple." (Joss Whedon)

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