About once a month we publish a blog post on the website on some aspect of writing. Five keys points to consider when thinking, writing and editing stories.
In these exceptional times we are all finding new ways to work and new ways to deal with the most devastating disease we’ve ever encountered. Five thoughts about writing at this time.
In these unprecedented times what can we, as writers, do to keep ourselves, and others calm?
E. M. Forster talked about connecting the prose and the passion. This post is about about connecting with other writers.
Finished first draft? Next comes editing. Five things to think about.
What will the new year bring for you? What are your hopes and dreams or resolutions as a writer for the next decade?
So, have you written to Santa? What would you like to have for Christmas?
Dialogue is essential to add interest to a narrative. How do you make it integral to the plot while keeping it natural?
Do writers really have holidays? What do you do when you go away?
Where do your characters come from? Sometimes it seems difficult to produce fresh characters, but inspiration is all around.
Every picture tells a story. Using photographs to stimulate the imagination is the starting point for this article.
