#5onFri: Five Reasons to Join a Twitter Writing Sprint
…favorite library to write. You can use any writing method you prefer; computer, pen and paper, dictation, anything. So where does Twitter come in? Well, at some point we’ve all…
…favorite library to write. You can use any writing method you prefer; computer, pen and paper, dictation, anything. So where does Twitter come in? Well, at some point we’ve all…
…complex relationships with their parents or parental figures. Kaz Brekker, for example, has a complicated history with his deceased parents, which shapes his actions and motivations. Tips for Crafting Complex…
…interesting blog post, funny quote, or informative email. Keep in mind, this is the slow game. You won’t have stellar sells, a monster mailing list, and 10,000 Facebook likes, at…
…into the writing I proudly admit that I wanted every fantasy trope, creature, and archetype to appear in my WIP. Dragons, elves, fairies, magical graybeards, magic schools… you name, and…
…ideas, thoughts, beliefs, and needs, all of which are driven by our emotional state. What we feel always propels us, but it’s rare to refer to those feelings directly in…
…You may be a mother, a father, a daughter, a co-worker, a boss, an animal lover, a chef… you get the idea. If you find yourself identifying too closely with…
…beliefs and traditions, remains the most common religion in China. Though traditional Chinese literature does include stories featuring Shangdi (“supreme god”), mythical beings and characters with special powers, Christin Guo,…
…them, too, including Facebook, Instagram, and even YouTube, among others. That’s all well and good, but what’s the point? Hashtags serve as links to a live feed of posts from…
…for the character. The protagonist meets a very cute romantic interest, for example. They hit it off. No clash, no conflict. Eventually, sure, there may be complications in the romance…
…time, you could be reading anywhere from 10-40 pages of writing every week. Consider the time commitment for the group, and make sure to add in reading time, meeting time…