A Down and Dirty Guide to Short Fiction
…fiction. I’ve read short stories that are mostly narrative, with very little or no dialogue and intriguing descriptions. Epistolary short stories use newspaper or magazine articles, letters, email, and text…
…fiction. I’ve read short stories that are mostly narrative, with very little or no dialogue and intriguing descriptions. Epistolary short stories use newspaper or magazine articles, letters, email, and text…
…Creating a journey through a short story collection using the placement of stories Using short stories to inhabit lives that are different from your own How to evoke a specific…
It is often said that authors who write creatively benefit from writing what we know—building characters and developing plots that draw on our own experiences. For example, a lifelong sailor…
…Try This: Make a list of the themes in your favorite works. Pay particular attention to which are character arc themes versus plot arc themes. 5. Is there a recurring…
…who they are. 3) Short stories have a lot of feelings. And this is the thing about short stories that gets me about them in the end, again and again….
…7) Opportunities beyond publishing The film industry wants short stories. Short stories focus on a single act or plot line, and are easier to adapt than novels. Some great pictures,…
…either network, the most recent Stories are featured at a glance on the top right sidebar—no scrolling necessary. Although Stories are only visible for 24 hours, this can bolster their…
…of his insights about short stories, as well as adding a few of my own. This week I’ll be preparing the soil, so to speak, by busting some myths and…
…of the book’s themes: war, morality and integrity, family, the power of art, and survival. They don’t hint at all of the themes (love and sacrifice are also major themes…
…these acclaimed longer stories while doing errands or on a walk? The All Stories Aloud Youtube channel features free short stories read aloud by Albert Camus, Haruki Murakami, Graham Greene,…