MarcyKate Connolly

Middle Grade & Young Adult Author

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Free Stuff Friday: Scrivener for Windows

It’s here! It’s here! It’s finally here! The beta release of Scrivener for Win­dows is now avail­able for down­load — just in time for NaNoW­riMo. In case you don’t remem­ber, I was hop­ing for this when I reviewed other writ­ing soft­ware dur­ing last year’s NaNoW­riMo. It’s every­thing I hoped for and more. Those Mac users […]

No Comments by  /  November 5, 2010  /  Posted in: Free stuff, NaNoWriMo, Technology, Writing
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Free Stuff Friday: AQConnect

Hey, so I haven’t really blogged in oh, say, 5 months. Yeah…Sorry about that. But I’m back now and that’s what mat­ters, right?  It’s funny how Real Life can get in the way of even the best inten­tions! Since it’s been a while, I thought the best ice re-breaker would a Free Stuff Fri­day entry. […]

No Comments by  /  October 29, 2010  /  Posted in: Free stuff, Social Media, Writing
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    I’m a writer and arts admin­is­tra­tor liv­ing in New Eng­land with my hus­band and pugs. I’m also a cof­fee addict, vora­cious reader, and recur­ring com­muter. I occa­sion­ally blog at From the Write Angle and vol­un­teer as a mod­er­a­tor at AgentQueryConnect.com. Rep­re­sented by Suzie Townsend of New Leaf Lit­er­ary & Media. My debut novel MONSTROUS will be out from Harper­Collins Children’s Books in 2014!

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