November 27th, 2019
How To Tell If You’re Writing In Deep Point Of View
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Craft | Lisa Hall Wilson
by Lisa Hall Wilson
One of the more common questions I get asked by those interested in learning Deep POV is: how do I know if I’m going deep enough for deep POV? How do you tell if you’re actually writing in deep POV?… Read the post
November 25th, 2019
How to Navigate Editorial Feedback and Revise Your WIP
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Blogging Guests | Craft
The idea of finishing a manuscript is exhilarating—especially if you’re in the thrilling rush of momentum that is NaNoWriMo. (Hope it’s going great, NaNoers!) But as rewarding as it is to complete a draft, most writers know that isn’t the end of the road, just the first rest stop.… Read the post
November 22nd, 2019
12 Lessons Learned From Writing Short
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Craft | Inspiration
by John Peragine
In the last year, short story competitions have helped focus my writing. I read many short stories in elementary school and always enjoyed them, but I believed they were some condensed form of a larger work. I never thought of short-form writing as something special on its own.… Read the post
November 20th, 2019
Smart Writers Expand Time
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Craft | Margie Lawson
You may have read portions of this blog on WITS in 2012. It’s still a winner.
Writers are all powerful. Well, in their fictional worlds they are all powerful.
Two of the 74,386 story dynamics that writers control are expanding time and compressing time.… Read the post
November 18th, 2019
Nurturing the Creative Spark Through Sleep
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Blogging Guests | WriterStrong
Like many writers, I am fortunate to have a varied and interesting dreamlife. However, for almost a year after beginning our retirement travels I was unable to recall any dreams.
No dreams. No writing. Not good.
My dreamtime, normally filled with weird and thought-provoking scenarios, became a void.… Read the post
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