The Writing Lane 4/1/2020 Traci Kenworth Writing is like taking the hand of an old friend and letting them lead you through the memories, the horror, the hurt. Writing is believing is someone other than yourself. Even if those some ones aren’t real. Talking to Your Characters. I think it’s kind of like acting in […]
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What’s to Eat! Sundays 4/5/2020 Traci Kenworth Broccoli Chicken and Rice Bake Cheesy, succulent chicken on a bed of broccoli and rice! Yum! Comfort food at its best! Your family will enjoy this soothing meal any night of the week and ask for more. Adapted from Six Sister’s Stuff Prep Cook Time Total Time […]
Video Game Curiosities 4/6/2020 Traci Kenworth I remember when ATARI first came out. It had us kids transfixed for months on end. My family didn’t have one but one of my friend’s did and we spent many a day cloistered in his small apartment playing Pac-Man ads nauseum. Those little ghosts drove us crazy but […]
Pets Talk 4/9/2020: Bringing it All Together Traci Kenworth When last we left our four space kitties, the Evil Emperor Midnight had waylaid the shipment of Lobster n’ Mac Cat Treats, the gentle giant, Snowball, and the Rebel Princess, Miss Prissy, and a female cat that mysteriously looked like her and was the Straw Thief […]
Three Links 4/10/2020 Loleta Abi Writing: 1. https://writershelpingwriters.net/2020/04/conflict-thesaurus-entry-a-romantic-competitor/ “Conflict is very often the magic sauce for generating tension and turning a ho-hum story into one that rivets readers. As such, every scene should contain a struggle of some kind. Maybe it’s an internal tug-of-war having to do with difficult decisions, morals, or temptations. Or it […]
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Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
ALLi, the Alliance of Independent Authors, recently published a post on dramatic techniques by Jules Horne, author of Dramatic Techniques for Creative Writers. With a background in scriptwriting, Jules is perfect for explaining how the dramatic techniques used in theaters and movies can power up your writing and make…
The Writer’s Wheel 4/5/2020: Writing with Regrets Loleta Abi How is it, you can look back, see a way to correct your mistake but end up making the same one again? What motivates us to go through the fire again? Regrets. Feeling that you could’ve, should’ve done better. Most of my life have been full […]
