Watch With Purpose: Writing Lessons from Television
…little to service the narrative and slips into overstimulation territory, specifically in its later seasons. Shows to add to the queue: Merlin, The Boys, The Handmaid’s Tale, Dead to Me,…
…little to service the narrative and slips into overstimulation territory, specifically in its later seasons. Shows to add to the queue: Merlin, The Boys, The Handmaid’s Tale, Dead to Me,…
…effort and most importantly, practice for inspiration to come to us when we call for it. Especially when our own time, energy and effort is depleted. So, when it comes…
…The Achiever, 4 The Individualist, 5 The Investigator, 6 The Loyalist, 7 The Enthusiast, 8 The Challenger and 9 The Peacemaker. And while most people generally fit into one of…
…happen to be, big or small, they can do more work than just being frightening. They can, believe it or not, be inspiring. Take a minute and think about some…
…the same. Driving the tension and suspense, all the way to the end. When our language, both like and with our characters, drives our stories, they instantly become more compelling….
…companies and leading philanthropic organizations that has run in The Washington Post, USA Today and the Atlantic. For more from Jenn, please visit her at her website or on Twitter….
Over the last several weeks, several months, truthfully, it’s felt like everyone I know, including myself, has been running on empty in most areas of life. At the very beginning…
…have been on every bestseller list from coast to coast, including the New York Times, USA Today, the LA Times, the Washington Post, the Toronto Star, and the Globe and…
…ability, sexuality, ethnicity, socio-economic status, and race combine to shape the way we see the world. These identities serve as a roadmap of humanity that guides us through the complexity…
…and Gulliver’s Travels made the cut, but if the classics of yore aren’t your thing, the 100 List is chock full of contemporary novels, too. Ghost, released in August 2016,…