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Tag Archives: series
Pt. 1 Why is too much action boring?
This is the first part of the “Finding Balance in Storytelling” presentation originally given at Fyrecon 2, June 23rd at Weber State University Davis. More parts to come! In today’s action-crazed world filled with people with impressively short attention spans, … Continue reading
Pt. 3 Using Personal Experience and Applying What You’ve Learned
This is part three of the “Gut Punch your Audience with Emotion” presentation originally given at Fyrecon 2, June 23rd at Weber State University Davis. Here are handy links to the first two parts: Pt 1 Visceral Experiences and Creating … Continue reading
Magic Systems 101: Pt. 5 Create Your Own Magic System
This is the fifth and final part to the Magic Systems 101 presentation notes. The original presentation was given at the Eagle Mountain Arts Alliance Writer’s Conference held on Sept 9th, 2017. Want to read the rest of the series? … Continue reading
Simon Heffer at UK’s Telegraph “Strictly English”
In light of today being a National holiday I will let Simon Heffer over at the Telegraph do my post for me. A hat tip goes to my dear aunt who emails me interesting tidbits from around the world whenever … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Resource, Grammarland, Language usage
Tagged adverbs, article, English, language usage, series, Simon Heffer, telegraph, wordplay, Writing
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A Little Light Reading
Why do I do this to myself? I knew it was a bad idea to start a stack of series books. Now, I feel compelled to finish them and that’s a lot of reading! Here are my recent acquisitions from … Continue reading
Posted in Personally Speaking
Tagged Brandon Mull, dark tower, Fablehaven, reading, series, Stephen King, sword of truth, terry goodkind, Writing
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A Writer’s Voice, Pt. 2
To read part one, click here. Today we will discuss the less tangible aspect of a writer’s voice – what makes your writing distinct from other writers. This is a far more difficult task than yesterday’s technical discussion. Describing the … Continue reading
Posted in Concept Creation, Editing and Revision
Tagged book writing, fiction, how to, narrative voice, series, short story, voice, Writing
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