Posts Tagged "Fiction writing"

Writing Isn’t All I Do, But It Comes Close!

Posted by on May 26, 2017 | Comments Off on Writing Isn’t All I Do, But It Comes Close!

Writing Isn’t All I Do, But It Comes Close!

Writing isn’t all I do. However, anything can turn into the idea for a story. Almost anywhere I go can turn into research for a story. I interview a lot of people. This week, a little something about me while I attend a writer’s conference!

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Powerful Beginnings by Kathy Ide

Posted by on Oct 21, 2015 | Comments Off on Powerful Beginnings by Kathy Ide

Powerful Beginnings by Kathy Ide

Kathy Ide, author and editor, has some powerful advice for fiction writers on beginnings that hook your audience and keep them reading.

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Why You Should Twist Your Plot – Sandra Ardoin

Posted by on Aug 5, 2015 | 8 comments

Why You Should Twist Your Plot – Sandra Ardoin

Surprises can be good or bad, but if you’re writing fiction an unexpected twist in the plot can make or break your story. Sandra Ardoin shares some reasons why readers love plot twists and how to keep them coming back for more. 

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Mystery vs Murky by Aaron Gansky

Posted by on Jul 8, 2015 | Comments Off on Mystery vs Murky by Aaron Gansky

Mystery vs Murky by Aaron Gansky

Authors, particularly new ones, struggle with how much information to give and when to give it. Aaron Gansky offers tips on how to write stories that have mystery that isn’t murky. Welcome Aaron! 

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Make Your Story World Come Alive

Posted by on Jul 1, 2015 | 2 comments

Make Your Story World Come Alive

One of the key elements to any work of fiction is the setting. Believable creation of the story world is every bit as important as the character creation, and in fact, the setting can often function very much like a character in the way it captivates and draws the reader in. The most important thing a writer can accomplish with their setting is to make the reader think they live there.

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