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Tag Archives: emotions
Working with Reflexive Emotions
Yesterday morning I woke up tired, I’m not really a morning person to begin with but this was above and beyond your usual closet-variety tired. This was the coming down with a cold, three nights of insomnia, sleep interrupted by … Continue reading
Posted in Art of Writing
Tagged Creative writing, emotions, examples, fiction, psycology, reflexive emotions
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Writing the Iceberg
There’s a meme floating around the writing world that shows a picture of an iceberg. It labels the top part, “The Movie” and the bottom part, “The Book.” Icebergs, and indeed all ice, share the phenomenon where most of … Continue reading
Posted in Art of Writing, Character Development, Emotional Impact, Writing Exercise
Tagged emotions, iceberg, POV, Writing, Writing Exercise
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Music to Soothe the Savage Me
Let’s be honest for a few minutes. There are times when we just get flat-out angry with the world. For some this anger is pent-up with each new offense; when finally released it has the power to level cities. For … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Resource, Inspiration, Music and Writing, Writer's Voice
Tagged almeria, emotions, music, pandora, soliloquy, the mourning bride, william congreave, Writing
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