It’s Write Stuff Wednesday, and today I’m talking about body language. Character’s aren’t talking heads in a space free of objects, colors, movements, and other people. Facial expressions, actions while speaking, small gestures, and movements by others all come into play in the real world. These elements must also exist in the story world. BelowContinue reading “Write Stuff Wednesday: Body Language”
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Write Stuff Wednesday: Writer’s Block
It’s Write Stuff Wednesday, and today I’m thinking about those moments when the words refuse to flow. Writer’s block is not limited to moments when authors draw a blank mid-novel. This wordless predicament can creep up when engaging in any number of other tasks related to a career in writing. THE SYNOPSIS Summarize all ofContinue reading “Write Stuff Wednesday: Writer’s Block”
Write Stuff Wednesday: Online Writing Resources
Below is a list of online resources that I found helpful on my road to publication. I welcome any additions to the list as I continue this writing journey. Jane FriedmanCountless writing articlesComprehensive list of resources for authors https://www.bryndonovan.com/ Invaluable Masters ListsHow-to articles Writing Inspiration https://annerallen.com/ Lots of information on getting publishedVariety of resources forContinue reading “Write Stuff Wednesday: Online Writing Resources”
Write Stuff Wednesday: Books on Writing
When I finally decided to make the leap from notebook scribbling to writing a novel, I knew a large chunk of time would go toward learning the craft. Old-school notebooks are still my go-to in the beginning stages of a new book, and I will forever be honing my writing skills. In the beginning, IContinue reading “Write Stuff Wednesday: Books on Writing”
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