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Tag Archives: book
Know Thy Stuff – Why Research is Important
Has this happened to you? You are reading a book and starting to enjoy the story. Part of the reason you chose this book is that it includes a subject that you are especially interested in. The further you read … Continue reading
Posted in Art of Writing, Concept Creation, Editing and Revision, Organizational Skills, World Building
Tagged arts, book, fiction, research, Writers Resources, Writing
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The Simple Joy of Unexpected Descriptive Metaphor
“He was the crazy one who had painted himself black and defeated the world. She was the book thief without the words. Trust me, though, the words were on their way, and when they arrived, Liesel would hold them in … Continue reading
Posted in Art of Writing, Emotional Impact, Language usage
Tagged blog hop, book, Book Thief, Germany, giveaway, Liesel, Markus Zusak, Nazi Germany, reading, technique, World War II, Writing, Zusak
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Name that Book Challenge #2
Today’s Name that Book Challenge comes from the required reading list for many schools. These were selected from books I was personally subjected to during my formative years. Two of the books are on my top 50 favorite book list, … Continue reading
Interview with Annie Besant
For Feature Friday I am excited to share an interview with young and vibrant author Annie Besant. Annie published her first children’s book through Tulika this year, a charming story called Mala’s Silver Anklets. On with the interview! What was … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Post
Tagged Annie Besant, arts, book, children, Children's literature, interview, picture books, writer
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Writing a Fantasy Novel: The Basic Steps
So, you want to write a fantasy novel and you think you have a great idea? Now what? Do you sit down and start writing chapter one? You could. Do you create elaborate timelines, charts, character profiles, and maps? Perhaps. … Continue reading
Posted in Character Development, Organizational Skills, Plotting, World Building
Tagged book, fantasy, how to, novel, process, Writing
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