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What To Do When Your Writer-Type Stops You From Writing
Originally posted on K.M. Allan:
Just as procrastination, brilliant ideas, and crippling self-doubt are part of being a writer, the type of writer you are also contributes to the crafting of your words. For instance, if you’ve wondered why other writers seem to get things done and you’re struggling to write an opening paragraph,…
Vivid Verbs: What They Are and How to Use Them (2 Examples) – by Robyn Roste…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
on The Write Life: Vivid verbs show (vividly) rather than tell. These verbs help show what’s happening mentally or physically to a character. They paint a picture in your reader’s mind. What exactly is a vivid verb? It’s a descriptive verb, which allows you to…
Can Graphologists ID Serial Killers’ Handwriting? – by Sue Coletta…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
Graphologists claim handwriting is strongly linked to various personality traits, and serial killers may reveal their murderous side within their written words. Handwriting analysis is a tedious and methodical process that relies on extensive knowledge of the way people form letters, which characteristics of letter…
Project Management for Writers: 5 Tips to Get More Work Done – by Evan Jensen…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
on Make a Living Writing: If you want to succeed as a freelancer, you not only need to have skills worth paying for, but you also need to be able to manage your projects. If you’ve never learned about project management or how it works,…
Seven voices – how to write a novel in multiple points of view
Originally posted on Nail Your Novel:
I was chatting on a writers’ Facebook group and this question was asked: how many points of view have you used in a novel? I used several in my most recent novel Ever Rest. Seven, actually. (Splutters in the group. And they were right; it was tricky to do.)…
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