Kim Cox's Blog, page 426
May 1, 2017
The curse of writer notes #amwriting #writerproblems #writing
Originally posted on G.L. Cromarty:
Story notes, every writer has them! Now there is nothing wrong with a writer taking notes. They are very useful, essential even, but if you are anything like me you acquire vast quantities of…
Story notes, every writer has them! Now there is nothing wrong with a writer taking notes. They are very useful, essential even, but if you are anything like me you acquire vast quantities of…
How to instantly improve your story
Originally posted on jean's writing:
By putting a little zing in your writing with power words. Now I don’t mean to burst your bubble, but I’m not promising to instantly make you a NY Times bestseller. No, that’s gonna…
By putting a little zing in your writing with power words. Now I don’t mean to burst your bubble, but I’m not promising to instantly make you a NY Times bestseller. No, that’s gonna…
3 Ways to Write a Character You Hate
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? by Kathryn Now, when I say ‘characters you hate’, I don’t mean villains. In fact, some of my favorite characters in pieces I’ve written and read have been villains. What I mean…
? by Kathryn Now, when I say ‘characters you hate’, I don’t mean villains. In fact, some of my favorite characters in pieces I’ve written and read have been villains. What I mean…
April 30, 2017
A Word With Traci Writer How-to!
Originally posted on Stephen Geez Blog:
Welcome, Traci Sanders! Traci is the ultra writers’ resource-person for how-to and support–plus she’s a novelist and children’s author. She’s taking over as my guest today with advice on how to create marketing…
Welcome, Traci Sanders! Traci is the ultra writers’ resource-person for how-to and support–plus she’s a novelist and children’s author. She’s taking over as my guest today with advice on how to create marketing…
Point of View Excerpt
Originally posted on GeezWriter Blog:
? Welcome Rave Review Book Club (RRBC) members, ASMSG members, unaffiliated sundry onlookers, and surfer stumble-bys! You might know me as Stephen Geez, but right now you’re meeting (revisiting?) my GeezWriter brand for enhancing writing and publishing…
? Welcome Rave Review Book Club (RRBC) members, ASMSG members, unaffiliated sundry onlookers, and surfer stumble-bys! You might know me as Stephen Geez, but right now you’re meeting (revisiting?) my GeezWriter brand for enhancing writing and publishing…
5 Great Creative Writing Tips (Which I Never Follow)
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? by Daniella Levy I am very much a self-taught writer. I had to be; my formal English language education more or less ended in fourth grade when I immigrated to Israel. I…
? by Daniella Levy I am very much a self-taught writer. I had to be; my formal English language education more or less ended in fourth grade when I immigrated to Israel. I…
April 29, 2017
Emotional Beats: Clothes
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
Back in September, I published Emotional Beats: How to Easily Convert your Writing into Palpable Feelings. As promised, I will be posting the book on my blog. So, here is the next installment, continuing Part 3…
Back in September, I published Emotional Beats: How to Easily Convert your Writing into Palpable Feelings. As promised, I will be posting the book on my blog. So, here is the next installment, continuing Part 3…
Lessons Learned from Finishing A Book
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? ? by Destine Williams Hey everybody! It’s Meditative Monday which means that it’s time for tea, coffee, thoughts, and me sounding more like a fortune cookie than usual. Over the weekend, I…
? ? by Destine Williams Hey everybody! It’s Meditative Monday which means that it’s time for tea, coffee, thoughts, and me sounding more like a fortune cookie than usual. Over the weekend, I…
April 28, 2017
Do we need to write a consequence for every action?
Originally posted on jean's writing:
A reaction for every action? Large or small? The short answer is yes. I think so. Once I grasp this concept, things began going a little smoother. Now in each scene, I stop and ask…
A reaction for every action? Large or small? The short answer is yes. I think so. Once I grasp this concept, things began going a little smoother. Now in each scene, I stop and ask…
Writing Past a Problem
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? by Lev Raphael Working on my most recently published book, I ran into a significant problem. To move the novel forward, I needed my protagonist to have a confrontation with a minor…
? by Lev Raphael Working on my most recently published book, I ran into a significant problem. To move the novel forward, I needed my protagonist to have a confrontation with a minor…
