Twelve Questions to Determine the Themes of Your Writing Life
…clearer I could see those themes. And guess what? You – and all writers, for that matter – can also find themes in your writing life. It will requires you…
…clearer I could see those themes. And guess what? You – and all writers, for that matter – can also find themes in your writing life. It will requires you…
…your book’s literary themes. Yes, knowing your book’s big ideas is key to creating a fantastic list of thought-provoking questions. Don’t worry if you haven’t thought about the themes before,…
…we’ve never touched on why certain themes creep into our stories. The reason for that “why” might be more simple than we think: The themes in our stories are often…
…Stories I have always remembered how a literature teacher told me that short stories were intended to be read “in one sitting.” I’ve read some longish short stories that took…
We usually need to read a novel in order to identify its themes. However, what if the title and the blurb (a.k.a. jacket copy) could suggest potential themes? It’s not…
…of horror stories, spooky stories, and paranormal adventure stories. The games offer a rich setting, multiple magic systems, and deep wells of lore. Creature Feature Both WoD and CofD offer…
…remember get passed to the next level.” What this tells us : Make our stories memorable, in a good way! Craft: “The last round of stories is usually 30-40 stories….
…universal emotions, and the desires within each of us. The literary themes are what can leave your readers with a sense of wonder and pull them back for several rereads….
…advice, telling stories, and apologizing for yelling at him. Step #4: Discover the Themes That Emerge from These Motivations Notice what happens as you use Step #3 to craft the…
…our writing strengths or weaknesses, and even our goals, by reading a story that ticks all these boxes. Stories—successful stories—within the historical fiction genre are especially effective at meeting these…