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5 Reasons Every Writer Needs a Web Site (09 Feb 2007)
If you are serious about your writing, in fact even if you aren't, you need a web site. Let me repeat that -- every writer needs a web site!
Chapbooks Create Publishing Opportunities: Five Strategies to Success (09 Feb 2007)
You've been writing forever and now want to get published-- but you're having trouble making it happen. Or you don't even want to attempt the time-consuming submissions process. Self-publishing your own chapbook might be your best alternative!
Whose Voice is that Anyway? (09 Feb 2007)
Writers are always being told to find their voice. But what is voice? This article explains it simply.
So You Wanna Win a Contest? (09 Feb 2007)
In the period May 2003 til May 2004 I entered eight writing contests. I short-listed in six and placed second in two of those six.
Creating Characters from Life (09 Feb 2007)
As much as we're told not to use 'real' people for the basis of our characters, doing so can yield wonderfully full-bodied characters.
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Make em Perfect – Give em Flaws! (09 Feb 2007)
How often have you heard someone say "he's a perfect hero"?
Choosing Point of View (09 Feb 2007)
Deciding which point of view (POV) to use in your ms is a very important aspect of your story. Depending on which one you use, it can change the story completely.
Backstory Techniques (09 Feb 2007)
Show me an interesting character, and I immediately know the author has done her homework. Backstory will make or break a character.
Personalise Your Characters with Body Language (09 Feb 2007)
Have you ever stood and watched a long queue of people. It makes no difference why they are waiting; just standing, waiting is boring, and those waiting come across as bland, boring people.
Stop, I Want to Get Off the Merry-Go-Round! (09 Feb 2007)
If you've never written for a magazine or newspaper before, getting that big break seems to be an impossible dream. Understanding your targeted publication's needs will make the journey easier.
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The Published Novelist: Nine Essential Qualities (09 Feb 2007)
What does it take to write books for a living? How can you make sure you take care of your gift?
Creating Narrative Tension in a Novel (09 Feb 2007)
An essay by Bill Johnson about understanding and creating narrative tension in a novel.
Deep Structure: Screenplays, Stories and Film (09 Feb 2007)
The standard Hero's Journey boasts 17 stages but deep analytics reveal many more stages and recurring themes and patterns.
Writing the Serious Novel (09 Feb 2007)
How to write a serious novel without trying too hard. A writer's explanation of the process.
Writing and Walking – Beating Writers Block (09 Feb 2007)
Writing and walking are a seemingly odd mix of topics for an article, but they go well together. Particularly if you write during breaks in your walk.
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Creating Real Novel Characters - Go To The Dark Places (09 Feb 2007)
Too often, novelists protect their characters from acting too real. They feel uncomfortable getting into the issues that make their characters alive and vibrant. If you want your characters to jump off the page, you must "go to the dark places." Your readers will thank you for taking the risk.
Romance in Stories and Film: Structure and Patterns (09 Feb 2007)
The Hero's Romantic Challenge follows a pattern in most stories and films:
Film and Sitcom Structure A B C Story (09 Feb 2007)
Generally, the A B C story approach is helpful - it allows the screenwriter to enhance the degree of cohesion:
Writer’s Web Resources (09 Feb 2007)
The Internet has truly revolutionized the careers of writers worldwide. Now you can work for publishers, corporations and a whole range of other clients on a truly global scale. Whether you are in th...
The Run-on Sentence: From Here To Eternity (09 Feb 2007)
If you find your sentences filled with commas, and they wend from one topic to another, then you, like many people, may be guilty of writing run-on sentences. The run-on sentence is annoying. The ru...
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