Writing Fiction: Show Don’t Tell
Rebecca Talley | August 30, 2010
Writing fiction can be tricky. Of course, the author is telling the story, but it’s the way in which the author tells the story that makes a difference.
Rebecca Talley | August 30, 2010
Writing fiction can be tricky. Of course, the author is telling the story, but it’s the way in which the author tells the story that makes a difference.
Rebecca Talley | July 26, 2010
The main character in a novel must have a goal. He must have something he works toward, something he desperately wants and if he does not obtain that something his life will not be the same.
Rebecca Talley | July 5, 2010
Some writers prefer to write during the early morning hours while others choose to pen their words late at night. Still others use snatches of time throughout the day. Is one time better than another?
Rebecca Talley | June 14, 2010
Common advice given to writers is, “Write what you know.” I would add, “Write what you’re passionate about.”
Rebecca Talley | March 22, 2010
Freewriting is an effective strategy to not only “unblock” yourself when you seem to be staring at a blank screen, it can also help you get to know more about your character and your story.
I like to freewrite in a notebook with a pen in hand. Something about the feel of that pen stimulates my [...]