Today I'm going to pick up where I left off Thursday (see: Point Of View: Elements ) and talk about a narrator's knowledge (res...

I thought I'd write about something a bit different today. Years ago, an acquaintance told me she thought numbers had meaning. Alt...

Chuck Wendig has written what is, I think, his best post on writing so far, and since he has written quite a few fantastic posts that...

In her blog post today , Jody Hedlund brought up an important issue, one I've been thinking a lot about lately: critiques. I don'...

Twitter is a new, challenging, medium for storytelling, one with its own set of quirks. Today I'd like to take a look at the subject ...

Theme has always been a bit of a mystery to me. One of the ways I've thought of theme is that it's similar to the moral of a st...

From the blog of Elizabeth S. Craig: Jumping back into your story: Consider limited Re-reading : The worst part is losing the story t...

Robert Heinlein told writers to put their stories on the market and to keep them there until they sell, but he didn't tell us how to...

Jim Butcher is a writer I have a lot of respect for. Not only because I love his stories, but because time again he demonstrates a level ...

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Who doesn't like a Pixar movie? Pixar's films have made almost 8 billion dollars worldwide and have won 26 Academy Awards. Want...

Edited: June 23, 2021 : Hi, I just received this comment: "Hey, it seems that actually refers to something about our domain name from...

Ask yourself ... What works best for your genra? First of all, we have to know our genre. We should be a fan of our genre and read a...

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