You may remember back in December when I reviewed Leanna Renee Hieber’s newest novel, Darker Still. At the time, I had one lingering question that had bothered me. If I could ask the author one question, though, I would want to know why Natalie needed to be a mute. Maybe that’s a factor that comes […]
This is a list of links I’ve found useful for November 7th through November 15th: This Is Your Brain on Metaphors – NYTimes.com – A scientific look at how and why humans speak in, use, and respond to metaphors. Writing Exercises for a Chilly Autumn Day | Magical Words – edittorrent: Opening with theme – […]
These are writers’ resource links I’ve found helpful and/or interesting for August 14th through September 19th: Em and En – Tearing Down That Wall | Magical Words – How-to about grape/cluster brainstorming By Request: A Post About Plotting | Magical Words – re: Character driven plotting Writing the Basics. Sentence Structure, Paragraph Structure and Why […]
These are writers’ resource links I’ve found helpful and/or interesting for July 18th through August 14th: ShawGuides – Writers Conferences & Workshops – How to introduce a character – Ursula K. Le Guin: What Makes a Story – Great Expectations – No, Not Dickens | Magical Words – British History Online – IdiomDictionary.com – Online […]
These are writers’ resource links I’ve found helpful and/or interesting for June 9th through July 18th: edittorrent: Paragraphing as meaning – Invincible Summer: Professionalism – The Writer Who Couldn’t Read : NPR – Creating a “Series Bible” « Deadline Dames – edittorrent: Editing by Machine – edittorrent: Emotion postponement – Janet Reid, Literary Agent: The […]