Do you ever feel like there's words floating around your head and you need to just get them out, no editing, no thinking, nothing. Just blurt out everything in your head? Well that's how I feel today, so I'm sorry for the grossly unedited piece of work below. (Though I did go back after the fact …
Randy Ingermanson is a theoretical-physicist-turned-author who uses the same left-brain logic from his first career to organize his right-brain's creativity when writing a novel. He is famously known for his novel structuring process called the Snowflake Method. I find the method to be interesting and helpful, but the actual article expounding it a bit long-winded (approx. 3,500 words in …
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In response to Ava Jae's blog post: But character errors are more than just a chance to make our readers want to slam their heads into walls: they provide opportunity for character growth, great tension-filled plot points and a chance for our readers to relate to them. We all make mistakes, and reading about a …
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