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Came across this article today via Word Whores by Linda Robertson. This article, itself, is good. But what I really found useful is the links Ms. Robertson included that gives additional insight into character emotions and the revelation of the 3 story arcs. I happen to agree with her and the point she makes on the Hero’s […]
I stumbled across the Inn at the Crossroads food blog over the weekend. This is not just any food blog, oh no. This blog is dedicated solely cuisines of George R.R. Martin’s Game of Thrones world! The owners of this site have done an excellent job researching the food of the Middle Ages and those featured […]
I have been STRUGGLING lately to actually write my new wip I’m working on. This is a fully flushed out idea (as full as I am going to get that is) with distinct beginning, middle, and end. Not to mention characters that, while I don’t know extremely well, I do have a solid internal GMC […]
Today author Rayne Hall is my guest blogger and she’s talking about love spells and how to write about them. For all of you that write paranormal, fantasy, or looking to add a magical element into your contemporary works, this is for you! WRITING ABOUT LOVE SPELLS by Rayne Hall Love spells make great fiction, full […]
BWHAHAHAHAHA! LOVE this! Found this on Twitter. I think I’ll start using some of these. My favs: “characters should fight” and “remove permanently from your lexicon” 😀