Do you ever have a moment where you’re doing research for your WIP and you realize you inadvertently placed symbolism into it?
Continue reading “A Discovery About My WIP: Accidental Symbolism”Category: Miscellaneous Writing Topics
Childhood Writings
I’ve already talked about how I started writing in this post. Today, I’m going to share with you those stories that started it all.
Continue reading “Childhood Writings”Announcing: Fifteen Favorite Lines & Quotes
I thought it would be fun to share some of my favorite lines and quotes from my WIPs, so on the first Monday of either every post-NaNo month or post-every-month I write a full-length story, I’ll be sharing up to fifteen of my favorite lines and quotes from the featured WIP.
Continue reading “Announcing: Fifteen Favorite Lines & Quotes”Rewriting A Story
It’s true that editing is basically rewriting. But what happens when we’ve spent so much time editing a story that it’s starting to lose its’ luster?
Thinking & Daydreaming: Two Peas In A Pod
Writers are thinkers. If you spot one staring off into space, there’s a strong chance they’re thinking about their stories.
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NaNoWriMo 2018: Update #1
It’s not much, but so far, I’ve reached 5,057 words on my WIP Preserving The Past!
Too Many Ideas, So Little Time
Ah, the life of a writer. One minute, you’re cruising along with a story and the next–you have ten new ideas.
Symbolism
Ways to use symbolism in your story can include:
Continue reading “Symbolism”The Idea To Write
Deciding which of your billions of story ideas to work on is a little like eeny-meeny-miney-mo.
Storyboards
Writing a novel is hard, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun. Continue reading “Storyboards”
