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May 8, 2017
#amwriting: creating intimacy: Point of View
Originally posted on Life in the Realm of Fantasy:
Narration is the use of a written or spoken commentary to convey a story to an audience. Wikipedia explains that a narrative consists of three components: Narrative point of view: the perspective (or type of personal or…
Narration is the use of a written or spoken commentary to convey a story to an audience. Wikipedia explains that a narrative consists of three components: Narrative point of view: the perspective (or type of personal or…
Author Media Kit, Part 3—One Sheet and Biography
Originally posted on Story Empire:
Today, we continue our discussion of the author’s media kit. If you missed the earlier installments, click the links to catch up. Part 1: What Your Author Website is Likely Missing (a brief intro) Part…
Today, we continue our discussion of the author’s media kit. If you missed the earlier installments, click the links to catch up. Part 1: What Your Author Website is Likely Missing (a brief intro) Part…
No Wasted Ink Writer’s Links
Originally posted on No Wasted Ink:
Here we are at another Monday. It is time for ten writing article links from No Wasted Ink. Most of the articles this week are general writing tips, but I tossed in a nice…
Here we are at another Monday. It is time for ten writing article links from No Wasted Ink. Most of the articles this week are general writing tips, but I tossed in a nice…
Bargain Book of the Week – Come Home to Me
Originally posted on The Book Review Directory:
? This series highlights inexpensive, free, or discounted books to give you, dear reader, the most options on what to read. Come Home to Me Free, reduced from $3.99 Jake Owens is tired…
? This series highlights inexpensive, free, or discounted books to give you, dear reader, the most options on what to read. Come Home to Me Free, reduced from $3.99 Jake Owens is tired…
May 6, 2017
How To Get To Know Your Characters – Take Them Shopping! #SundayBlogShare #Writers
Originally posted on BlondeWriteMore:
? Do you want to get to know your fictional characters? Do you feel like you and your characters need to bond? Don’t despair!?I have an amazing new trick for writing better characters. It involves two…
? Do you want to get to know your fictional characters? Do you feel like you and your characters need to bond? Don’t despair!?I have an amazing new trick for writing better characters. It involves two…
7 Ways To Build An Email List For Your New eBook
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
“How do I find subscribers for my newsletter” is one of the most common questions I’m asked. I’ve already posted a couple of posts on the subject, but here is Michelle Deery with some…
“How do I find subscribers for my newsletter” is one of the most common questions I’m asked. I’ve already posted a couple of posts on the subject, but here is Michelle Deery with some…
This is Why Character Development Takes So Long to Master
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
by Meg Dowell On a page, you are in control of time. Outside of it, you aren’t. I have read and experienced many fascinating stories in my lifetime. I have also experienced many poorly…
by Meg Dowell On a page, you are in control of time. Outside of it, you aren’t. I have read and experienced many fascinating stories in my lifetime. I have also experienced many poorly…
May 5, 2017
How to Concentrate on Your Work Without Getting Distracted
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? by Stephanie O’Brien In today’s distraction-packed world, it can be a challenge to focus on one task for a protracted period of time. You’re just getting into the groove, your train of thought…
? by Stephanie O’Brien In today’s distraction-packed world, it can be a challenge to focus on one task for a protracted period of time. You’re just getting into the groove, your train of thought…
Infographic: Writing Dynamic Characters
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
A common criticism of fiction — be it in film, television, or novels — is often laid against characters seen as “flat” or “two-dimensional.” Modern audiences know when a protagonist or supporting character isn’t…
A common criticism of fiction — be it in film, television, or novels — is often laid against characters seen as “flat” or “two-dimensional.” Modern audiences know when a protagonist or supporting character isn’t…
Do you suffer from a fear of words?
Originally posted on jean's writing:
Do you see your story in pictures or words? Then you might be a visual writer. After reading Nancy Friedman‘s post, I’m convinced. I’m a visual writer. Because I see glimpses of a story and then…
Do you see your story in pictures or words? Then you might be a visual writer. After reading Nancy Friedman‘s post, I’m convinced. I’m a visual writer. Because I see glimpses of a story and then…
