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October 4, 2016
10 Things That Make Your Story UNREADABLE
Originally posted on Dan Alatorre - AUTHOR:
your humble host Unreadable to me, anyway. Keep in mind that each reader brings their own likes and dislikes to your story, and not everyone will get it. What appeals to a custom cabinet maker in California may not be what appeals to a retired chemistry teach in…
your humble host Unreadable to me, anyway. Keep in mind that each reader brings their own likes and dislikes to your story, and not everyone will get it. What appeals to a custom cabinet maker in California may not be what appeals to a retired chemistry teach in…
#SEO Infographic…
Originally posted on writerchristophfischer:
by simsdesigns. from Visual.ly Source: #SEO Infographic… by simsdesigns. from Visual.ly
by simsdesigns. from Visual.ly Source: #SEO Infographic… by simsdesigns. from Visual.ly
October 3, 2016
Promote Your Writing With Scrivener
Scrivener is a powerful writing tool. I write about it weekly with tips and usage ideas. To read more of my posts click the Scrivener tag or category at the end of the page. Writing is easier than every with Scrivener. But with all that production you’ve got to release some work to the public. […]
You Need Mini-Goals to Write Your Novel – Guest Post…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
Source: Free to use image Copyright shalom3 123RF Stock Photo You are ready to go. You have always wanted to write a novel and can’t wait to get started. You will be producing at least eighty thousand carefully crafted words. It is an enormous challenge…
Source: Free to use image Copyright shalom3 123RF Stock Photo You are ready to go. You have always wanted to write a novel and can’t wait to get started. You will be producing at least eighty thousand carefully crafted words. It is an enormous challenge…
When Side Characters Become Interesting
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? by Teagan Berry A little more than a year ago, I was hard at work on a novella about a main character from my in-the-process-of-editing book trilogy. This main character made new ‘friends’ (if that’s what you call cellmates in prison) who were required to help push…
? by Teagan Berry A little more than a year ago, I was hard at work on a novella about a main character from my in-the-process-of-editing book trilogy. This main character made new ‘friends’ (if that’s what you call cellmates in prison) who were required to help push…
Sunday, hope I covered everything
Originally posted on Entertaining Stories:
I’m having some connectivity issues here today. Everything else seems to be hunky-dory, but my iPad is acting up. I hope this doesn’t mean bad things for my precious baby. I have a post scheduled every day through friday now, with the exception of wednesday. If nothing else, this will…
I’m having some connectivity issues here today. Everything else seems to be hunky-dory, but my iPad is acting up. I hope this doesn’t mean bad things for my precious baby. I have a post scheduled every day through friday now, with the exception of wednesday. If nothing else, this will…
5 Ways to Brainstorm Story Ideas
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? by Tonya R. Moore Brainstorming is generally the first step of the writing process. When planning a story, brainstorming helps to spark creativity and helps us to come up with new and original ideas or maybe even put news twists on old ideas. Here’s a list of…
? by Tonya R. Moore Brainstorming is generally the first step of the writing process. When planning a story, brainstorming helps to spark creativity and helps us to come up with new and original ideas or maybe even put news twists on old ideas. Here’s a list of…
October 2, 2016
No one said it would be easy…
Originally posted on Story Empire:
I should have realized writing a series wouldn’t be all wine and roses, but I didn’t expect to panic during the process. There are several times I’ve had novels with characters I thought I could spin off into a series, but it never quite happened. Then I wrote a book…
I should have realized writing a series wouldn’t be all wine and roses, but I didn’t expect to panic during the process. There are several times I’ve had novels with characters I thought I could spin off into a series, but it never quite happened. Then I wrote a book…
Films That Were Adapted From Books #infographic
Originally posted on Read & Survive:
via http://ebookfriendly.com/ I didn’t know that Die Hard was “based” on a book! What about you? Any surprises?
via http://ebookfriendly.com/ I didn’t know that Die Hard was “based” on a book! What about you? Any surprises?
