by Julie Glover
Having finished Act I of my current work in progress, I stared at the opening of Act II. What should happen now? It’d been a while since I’d written a fresh novel, and my brain felt a little rusty on story structure.… Read the post
by Julie Glover
Having finished Act I of my current work in progress, I stared at the opening of Act II. What should happen now? It’d been a while since I’d written a fresh novel, and my brain felt a little rusty on story structure.… Read the post
By Janice Hardy, @Janice_Hardy
Internalization breathes life into your characters and allows readers to connect with them on a deeper level.
What sets a novel apart from a movie or play is the ability to see inside the character’s head and understand what makes them tick.… Read the post
by Tasha Seegmiller
This is my last post for Writers in the Storm. I can’t say forever, because forever is a long time, but I am stepping back as a regular contributor. I want to thank everyone who has commented on my posts in the past and those who have shared great insights.… Read the post
Now and then, I meet a multi-published, award-winning author whom I haven’t read before and ask, “Which book of yours should I read first?” They rarely suggest their debut book. Quite often, they’ll say something like, “My first books were okay, but I really hit my stride with [fabulous book title].… Read the post
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