Daily Writing Prompt #4
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Daily Writing Prompts
Oh look, another fun thingy to do! This past weekend, I thought it would be fun to start posting writing prompts, so…
Continue reading “Daily Writing Prompts”The Prodigal’s Return
England countryside, 1919 – I should not have come.
He looked up at the windows on the second floor, blue eyes watching as guests meandered by, oblivious to the recovering, broken soldier beneath them.
Continue reading “The Prodigal’s Return”The Spine of The Story: Part 2
How To Name A Series
You’ve come up with the best idea for a book ever! But wait! The characters…they won’t stop talking. So you write a second book. Then a third. Maybe a fourth? (And if it must be a fourth, make it a Toy Story 4 and not Twilight 4)
Continue reading “How To Name A Series”Using The Opening & Ending Lines To Mirror Your Protagonist’s Arc
Whether your protagonist undergoes a Positive Change arc or a Negative Change arc, one way you can show how much they’ve changed is through the opening and ending lines of your novel.
Continue reading “Using The Opening & Ending Lines To Mirror Your Protagonist’s Arc”Here A Classic, There A Classic…
Hellooooooo folks! Starting today, I am actually going to get into reading all those classic books I have sitting on my shelf.
Continue reading “Here A Classic, There A Classic…”Subjected
(Just a little prequel scene to a new trilogy idea I gained last week…character descriptions here and here until I get a page up)
They called him Subject Zero.
Continue reading “Subjected”Camp NaNoWriMo July: Update #2
I’m still alive, folks!
Continue reading “Camp NaNoWriMo July: Update #2”