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Interview with Caelan MacTavish Huntress Caelan MacTavish Huntress is a full-time freelance writer who lives in Portland, Oregon. 1944 Hit(s) | Read more... Interview with Hammond Guthrie Hammond Guthrie is a painter and the author of As Ever Was, a personal memoir about being a “beat survivor.” 1770 Hit(s) | Read more... Simple Revising Techniques The revising process is different for every writer. Stephen King does two drafts as well as a final polish. Kurt Vonnegut rewrote every single page in a novel several times until he got it exactly right. As a general rule, two drafts is the bare mini... 8367 Hit(s) | Read more... The How's of a Writing Group How to create a successful writing group that will improve your writing skills 9632 Hit(s) | Read more... The Top Ten Rules for Writers You want to write a book? Or, maybe you want to write a short story, poem, play, or screenplay. Whether you're writing fiction or non-fiction, there are certain things you need to do if you want to be successful. Here's my top ten list for successful... 14468 Hit(s) | Read more... The Four Firsts-Point of View 4960 Hit(s) | Read more... It's Time for Your Writing Close-Up Like a great movie, the most energetic writing engages all 5 senses; smell, touch, sight, hearing, and taste. Put your readers smack dab in the middle of a sticky, leech infested swamp, or the vibrating cab of racecar driver and yo... 1653 Hit(s) | Read more... Building a Strong Story Structure The biggest problem most beginning writers have is structuring their stories. If you can learn how to create a sturdy structure you will be well on your way to a compelling story. There are five elements to story structure: opening, conflict, deve... 4125 Hit(s) | Read more... He Said, She Said The primary purpose of speech tags (he said, she yelled) is to tell the reader who is speaking. Tags should not be crutches for poorly written dialogue. Sometimes writers use creative tags because they think it adds to the scene. Other writers use ta... 3486 Hit(s) | Read more... So You Want to Be a Writer?             The good news is that the only thing you need to do to be a writer is to write on a regular basis. The bad news is that it’s harder than it sounds. You should set aside at least an hour... 2960 Hit(s) | Read more... Who Should Tell Your Story-Point of View 2897 Hit(s) | Read more... Plotting and Scheming Your first step along the path to a plot is to figure out the main character’s goal. How is he or she going to solve the crisis? A man whose wife disappears will solve his crisis by finding his wife. A gambler who loses his wife’s life... 3023 Hit(s) | Read more... Pace Yourself   Certain books are leisurely and reflective like an evening stroll, while others are more like jogging. This difference is created mostly by the pacing. 2907 Hit(s) | Read more... Correctly Using Narrative  You should be wary of narrative. For the reader, narration often feels like the writer is popping his head into the story to give information, which slows down, or stops the action. Since narration is by nature telling instead of showing, th... 3025 Hit(s) | Read more... Mechanics Of Dialogue If your dialogue doesn’t follow the basic guidelines for dialogue, you risk look like an amateur. So get to know them very well.  Here they are: 3323 Hit(s) | Read more...

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