Motifs for Cohesion and Depth
Hard to believe we are now about to examine the twelfth and final pillar of construction—motifs. We’ve spent the whole…
Hard to believe we are now about to examine the twelfth and final pillar of construction—motifs. We’ve spent the whole…
Today’s guest post is by author Rachel Amphlett: If there’s one bit of writing advice that riles me, it’s the…
I sometimes hear or read sentences like “He predominately goes to that Starbuck’s.” That word is a mouthful, and because…
In our first post exploring this eleventh pillar of novel construction—Writing Style . . . Concise and Specific—we looked briefly at what…
Today’s guest blog post is by author and writing instructor Joan Curtis: If you aspire to be a fiction writer…
A lot of the words we use have changed meaning over time, differing from their common or intended use. Some words…
Often, when learning to write a novel, a writer may spend countless hours focusing on getting all the basics in…
Today’s guest post is by author and screenwriter Harrison Demchick: It’s a long, long road to publication, as months or years…
A child pushes a plate away at the end of the meal and announces, “I’m done.” The well-intentioned but misinformed…
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