Sarah Barra's Blog, page 81
May 6, 2014
I’m the worst at networking.
I’m the worst at networking.
How A Nerd-Hero Writer Became The Breakout Star Of This Summer's Most Unlikely Blockbuster
A romantic drama about young cancer patients doesn’t seem like it would spur the same fanaticism as The Hunger Games , but The Fault in Our Stars — in particular, John Green, who wrote th…
May 5, 2014
"Books are better then boys, unless of course the boy is fictional."
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unknown (via book-answers)
HAHAHA. this improved my mood greatly.
(via bookgeekconfessions)
"Knowing someone close to you thinks you are a waste of space is the worst feeling someone could..."
- Tori Hayden, snipped piece.
writersrelief:
Short Story Shortcuts: 4 Techniques For Making A...
Short Story Shortcuts: 4 Techniques For Making A Big Impact In Few Words
To successfully write short fiction, you need to make a big impact in as few words as possible. So every choice you make as an author needs to be deliberate, every character needs to act with purpose, and every word needs to pack a punch. When less is definitely more, focusing on certain details can help imbue your short story with lots of color, meaning, and subtext—without superfluous words.
fishingboatproceeds:
gregborkman:
It was only posted to John’s...
It was only posted to John’s Instagram on Saturday but….
The Fault in Our Stars alternate movie poster featuring joshboonemovies & fishingboatproceeds
Credit to visual effects supervisor Jake Braver for photoshopping Josh and me closer together.
