Serious writers need Jane- Audiobook Publishing and Distribution: Getting Started Guide for Authors February 26, 2020 Jane Friedman
- 5 Mistakes When Writing Flashbacks in Memoir (and Fiction) February 25, 2020 Sarah Chauncey
- Excellent Blogs by A Most Charming Agent
- The Dilemma of the Prolific Writer February 19, 2020 Rachelle Gardner
- Announcing Author School’s Next Session February 5, 2020 Rachelle Gardner
- Writing and Illustrating — Fun and informative
- February Agent of the Month – First Page Results February 28, 2020 Kathy Temean
- Book Giveaway: WAY PAST MAD by Hallee Adelman February 27, 2020 Kathy Temean
Recent Comments
Tag Archives: creative
Single-Function Items: A Creative Game
Do some things niggle at your mind until you’re force to examine them from all sides? Unfortunately, this is a common occurrence for me. “Sorry I’m late.” I held up my watch for my friend to see. “It’s self-winding. My … Continue reading
Posted in What if--
Tagged creative, Creativity, Dick Tracy, divergent, game, Generation Y, mystery, protagonist, single function items, story teller, unique, weapon, writer
2 Comments
Wet Feathers, Fowl Weather and Three Lessons
Guess I’m over that (dark) moon phase and now hung up on birds and weather. Stick with me on this because I learned some truths about the world from a torrential downpour. A few nights ago the sky darkened and … Continue reading
Posted in Pen Points
Tagged birds, creative, Darwin, feather, humor, Lessons, perspective, point of view, protagonist, rain, Say's Phoebe, Spotted Towhee, weather, writer, writing
2 Comments
Dark Moon
Wow! I do believe I’m on an astronomy kick here. For you mystery writers out there, doesn’t Dark Moon sound more sinister than Blue Moon? “Once in a blue moon–” happens only when there is a second full moon in … Continue reading
Posted in Scheme Stalker
Tagged Blue Moon, creative, Dark Moon, Graham Bell, lunar event, mystery writers, New Moon, plot, Writers
8 Comments
Watch The Pages Fly
Anne Greenwood Brown shared a fantastic idea with Writer Unboxed 2011/06/29. I read her Kicking Out a Fast First Draft. This method propelled my second manuscript forward by seven chapters in three days. Now how cool is that? But here’s … Continue reading
Two TEDs every writer needs to know
Writing well demands solid and unique ideas presented in an appropriate format. The ideas: TED, Technology Education and Design, curated by Chris Anderson, finds the latest and the best in creative, innovative, and intelligent thought. Treat your muse to the … Continue reading
Posted in Scheme Stalker
Tagged Chris Anderson, creative, design, editor, education, ideas, Renni Browne, technology, writer, writing
Leave a comment
