Resetting Writing Goals By Becky Martinez
This time of the year always seems to be the...
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Classes Starting the Week of Nov 18 & 25
Starting the week of November 18th Let’s Write a Story with Becky Martinez Writing the YA Paranormal with June Diehl Make 2020 Your Best Writing Year Yet! with Irene Roth Starting the week of November 25th Writing Short Story Collections: The Glue That Makes Them Work with Beth Daniels Creating a Book Trailer with Ines …
BusinessCharactersClasses & WorkshopsEditingEvents & ClassesGenreMarketing and PromotionSavvyBlogWriting Life
Classes Starting the Week of Nov 11 & 18
Starting the week of November 11th How To Create Your Own Writing Course with Lisa Latte Making it Real – Fight scenes with Rebekah Ganiere Does Your Car Have Good Tires–How Dialogue Drives Your Story with Kathy Otten Starting the week of November 18th Let’s Write a Story with Becky Martinez Writing the YA Paranormal …
The Martian and Stephen King: or why characters arcs are bullsh*t by Leslie Dow
The Martian is one of my favorite books. It’s right up there with the hard SciFi of my childhood when all I read was Clark, Asimov, and Heinlein followed closely by Niven, Bova, and Vinge and a slew of others. I inhaled SciFi only occasionally wandering into the squishier realms of Fantasy and Horror. I’d …
I am Finite, therefore I Write By Sally J. Walker
When “young” most people give very little thought to their mortality. Commonly, a “brush with death” in an accident or disaster or the loss of a loved one rattles a young person to awareness. The demands of daily life, both mundane and intense, usually keep humans in the moment. Immediate needs have to be met …
