Always wanted to write a play? Start with a short play. A one act or a super short one. Jump right in and try your hand at a full-length, two-act play. It doesn’t matter. Give yourself permission. Sit down and write. This journal/workbook gives you space to write down your ideas for a play. Develop your storyline. Create the characters. Try out different dialogue. 250+ blank, lined pages with quotes by actors, playwrights, and writers on each page to inspire the writer in you. Included are instructions on: how to write a play.
Adventure, love and heartbreak in the wilderness of Alaska. LaVerne seeks her fortune, migrating to the raw interiors near the Yukon River. Living off the grid in the 1920's was a far cry from today's homestead.
Petey with big sister, Molly
About the writer: After leaving an acting/directing career that spanned decades, Trisha transitioned to writing stage plays. That led to writing fiction, children’s books, and poetry. She expanded her body of work to include five children’s books that started as children’s plays. In addition, she has written fourteen novels, ten of which are a series of true crime mysteries. Trisha has written a collection of 45 ten-minute plays for the classroom. She lives in the beautiful city of Savannah, Georgia, with a silly, little rescued mutt named Petey (a Yorkie-mix) and our two cats, Fiona and Barcode. All were saved and adopted from the local animal shelter.
WELCOME! to my world of creative writing. The weekly blog contains posts about the art of writing and interviews with other authors who (once a month) will share their writing world with us. Don’t miss it!
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“It takes a tightrope artist of a writer to create chapters that successfully delve into a killer’s thoughts without revealing his identity in the process, but Sugarek achieves this with a dance of introspection …” Midwest Book Review about Angel of Murder by Trisha Sugarek.
Excerpt from my weekly 
Monday Motivations for the Writer! #12
After many years of writing, my characters just show up in my head, but it’s my job to ‘flesh them out, and’ breathe life into them. Many times I will meet or see a character in
real life, and they inspire a character in my storytelling. If you’re a new writer, take the time to write it down. It’s not the same as a few random thoughts about your character. Some intangible thing happens when I put pen to paper and get to know who my character is.
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‘…Song of the Yukon is a powerful saga…..’ ~~ Midwest Book Review
A young woman leaves everything she knows and everyone she loves and strikes out for the back trails of Alaska. Homesteading in the 1920s alone and learning as she goes. She finds adventure and love while carving out a life in the wilds of the Yukon.
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A series of journals/handbooks for the Creative Writer. How To Write a Play/Journal & 
Workbook is 
available now.
Perfect for your fiction, poetry, and playwriting, with many tips on honing your craft as a writer. Available at all bookstores.
Review: “….Trisha Sugarek gives you “permission” to scribble down ideas and not have to write the great American novel every time you put pen to paper. In the first couple of pages, she gets you going with examples and encouragement and makes you realize that while writing is work, it’s not impossible to work….” D.Johnson.
“‘This is a beautiful and sturdy book with some of the best quotes to motivate you to dream bigger and write better.’ (Review/Amazon.com)
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Ten books in this series, The World of Murder
Book #1 New, Revised with dynamic new cover, title, and love story.
Book #10 in the series Winter of MURDER is Now Available in e-books and paperback at Amazon.com and all fine book stores.
Detective Stella Garcia visits her grown son in the wilds of Alaska. He is interning with a field biology team. Their visit allows them to reunite after R.J.’s six-month absence. Stella is delighted to spend quality time with her son. But murder has followed her north to the wilds of this vast winter wilderness, and dead bodies start showing up in and around the Native village. Weather forbids local law enforcement from taking on the investigation, and Stella is recruited as a murder consultant.
With the absence of Stella, Detectives O’Roarke and Sneed’s professional relationship evolves into a smooth running machine. Once again, they are called upon to solve a murder that was meant to look like an accident.
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Visit here often for the latest book reviews and author Interviews. My website and Blog are dedicated to writers, readers, creative writing, storytelling, and the theatre arts. Share my ideas, challenges, laughs, and offer help and encouragement to other writers. To be good at writing, you must write!
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Warm regards, Trisha
~~‘ As a writer, I marinate, speculate, and hibernate.’
Trisha Sugarek ~~
