A Short Story Publishing Strategy, Sort of
Back when I was in university, I wrote some short fiction. I even got some backhand praise for it (“It’s too real, you’re writing a memoir and passing it off as fiction”), if not the best grades
Back when I was in university, I wrote some short fiction. I even got some backhand praise for it (“It’s too real, you’re writing a memoir and passing it off as fiction”), if not the best grades
Hey plotters, ever wonder how a pantser creates? Here’s one perspective.
“What’s in a name? that which we call a rose. By any other name would smell as sweet.” Sure, but every writer knows that names are important.
It appears that the same divide that exists in science fiction also exists in historical fiction
For the “Cool Solution looking for a Problem” to work, the experts in your story need to be smarter than your target audience
Well … a blog post that discusses both The Lord of the Rings and Friends? This oughta be good…
A forum that I participate in was asked the question, “This pandemic aside, are cinemas still relevant to our entertainment
I’ve written perhaps thirty short stories, at least as many dribbles (100-word stories), three full-length novels (in excess of 100,000
Like many of you, I’m not thrilled with Facebook. They’ve taken too much information, too much control, and not shown enough restraint. I’ve read about the ways that Facebook radicalizes QAnon followers, supports racist groups and generally does not act like a good local or global citizen.
“So you want to write a book?” I got this question from a former co-worker on my last day in