Five More Creativity Exercises for Writers
…pipe clogs, here are some creativity exercises for writers to pop your brain and get the stories flowing again! Add a Goblin Goblins are little agents of chaos. These weird-looking…
…pipe clogs, here are some creativity exercises for writers to pop your brain and get the stories flowing again! Add a Goblin Goblins are little agents of chaos. These weird-looking…
…you may be wondering. The unsharpened pencil symbolizes untapped potential, all the endless possibilities and stories yet to be written. Now with a new session of DIY MFA 101 just…
…In every family gathering there will inevitably be laughter, sharing of memories, wacky stories told with great enthusiasm and some level of exaggeration. Some of your family time moments may…
…publish our work and readers to read it. We can’t hope for either of those things if we don’t know how to pitch our stories. We need that one sentence…
…to writing. Plus, her #1 tip for writers. About Alexis Schaitkin Alexis Schaitkin is the author of Saint X and her short stories and essays have appeared in Ecotone, Southwest…
…write? Are you committed to putting in the work your stories ask of you? If so, you can do this. And, you can do this under less than ideal conditions….
…think. Each writer begins with a favorite passage—from a novel, a song, a poem. From there, incredible lessons and stories of life-changing encounters with art emerge, like how sneaking a…
…you drop to the reader. Overthinking the drafting stage of a story can (and will) result in feeling blocked. What stories have you read that contain intricate world building that’s…
…might have fun doing it. 1. Share the Joy of Reading Create a family culture that values reading. Bedtime stories are standard in many homes, but brainstorm other ways to…
…a different twist later in the story that’s even bigger. Liane Moriarty has tons of twists in her stories, so you can never quite be sure if there’s another, even…