Jennifer Bisbing is judging the Page Turner Book Award, an international book contest for talented published authors.
Jennifer is an award-winning book editor and photographer, originally from the Midwest, now living in Montana.
Raised by a renowned forensic scientist, Bisbing’s murder mystery Under the Pines reveals childhood memories of trips to the crime lab. She currently writes for Montana Quarterly, edits for national and international publishers, and has poems published in several literary journals.
A story is more than a collection of sentences, but being intentional about each sentence is necessary for a story to hold together well. Think of each word as an ingredient in a recipe; you can’t skip a key spice or add a bunch of unnecessary ingredients and expect the meal to be tasty. Delight your readers with a well-constructed story.
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