#5OnFri: Most Impactful DIY MFA Articles of 2014
…series called The Amateur’s Guide to a Professional Book Package where she explains the process of developing a book’s cover and overall design. Super-post that recaps this series is here….
Search Results for: developing themes in your stories
Episode 350: Voice, Emotion, and Metastory in a “Mistopia” – Interview with Simon Stephenson
…allows you to explore feelings more. What role movies played in developing his protagonist and the plot. Plus, his #1 tip for writers. About Simon Stephenson Simon Stephenson is originally…
Tales of a Solopreneur
…be limits on how I can scale my business. I was drawn to book coaching for the human connection as much as the stories. I believe I’m likely to find…
Copyright Resource List
…US copyright law. https://www.copyright.gov • World Intellectual Property Association: UN agency tasked with developing a balanced and accessible international intellectual property system. It also administers several international treaties related to…
Why You Should Review Your Writing Year
…and not even realize it’s happened. Like, when I first started developing DIY MFA, I was all mixed up about the brand and the tone of the project. It took…
Writer Igniter: The Story Behind the Web App
…not unlike developing a web app like the Writer Igniter. You get that initial flash of inspiration, followed by testing out the idea in various formats. Eventually, you pass your…
#5onFri: Five Things That Saved My Novel From Oblivion
…regular times when I committed to be writing – not researching, not editing, not plotting, not developing characters, but putting new words to the page – was game changing! I…
Episode 405: Change vs. Stasis: Character Development in Literary Fiction – Interview with Claire Stanford
…a change, Evelyn accepts a job as a researcher at the third-most-popular internet company, where her team is tasked with developing an app that will help users quantify—and augment—their happiness….
Episode 88: How to be a Learning Superhero (and Navigate the Great MFA Debate)
…forget to do the creative work in the first place. Remember: community is about exchanging ideas and creative work, You can’t do that if you haven’t spent time developing your…
Episode 218: Mirrors and Windows in Children’s Literature — Interview with Anne Sibley O’Brien
…books, and why we need to read both. How to represent a culture that is not your own authentically in your writing. Developing empathy in children through diverse books. An…
