…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…
…A lot of writing chats ask questions like, “How do you do this?” and the responses are excellent. For example, check out this Storify of a #Storycrafter chat about developing…
…going to work, I learn something new about at least one of my coworkers every day. Those small, seemingly insignificant details become information I can use when developing a three-dimensional…
…but I tend to think that you do, in fact, already have your own voice as a writer. It might be developing or buried just under the surface of a…
…first. A quick internet search of “recipe stealing” will pull up heaps of stories about celebrities and non-celebrities alike who have been accused of taking people’s recipes without proper credit….
…and graduate school. Eventually I got a job at a toy company, where I designed hundreds of toys and games. After a time, my passion for developing children’s products made…
…focus and time. One of the best ways to ensure that, come November 1, you’re ready to write over a thousand words a day is to start developing those awesome…
…and give each other a chance. Part of this was to give myself a chance, therefore the writing and self-publishing of 101 Stories in 101 Words. I picked one writing…
…even spent some time in the kitchen developing some recipes. The idea isn’t quite there, but you feel like you’ll be able to describe your book when it’s complete. So,…
…is developing. Reshaping is a way of letting the center of the story percolate up to the surface. 2) It Allows You to See Solutions What if you threw out…
