Ten Things a Writer Knows That You Don’t—Number Four Will Amaze You!
I’ve learned a few things over the course of my writing career. Here’s a list of things I know now that I didn’t know when I started.
Tools of the Craft
Sandee Hemphill shares five productivity tools for writers.
In Praise of the Run-On Sentence
You’ve heard since middle school that short, punchy sentences are the epitome of good writing. I’m calling BS on that.
The Proofer’s Dilemma, Part 2
The proofing process was a lot different for book three.
Mostly True
Mr. Card is the biggest man in Columbia Valley, and he means to keep us safe.
Writing Exercise – Show, Don’t Tell
From John Gardner’s The Art of Fiction. Write a passage describing a building, a landscape, or an object, but imagine that you’re writing from a particular point of view. Try to evoke the feelings of the narrator without mentioning them. Here are two examples.
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