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Writing Lessons 3: The questions
So you have your experience and your idea so it’s time to write isn’t it? If you answered yes then you are in fact wrong. You still have 4 very important questions to ask yourself about your story that will determine how you write your fiction. They are as follows:
- What is your audience?
- What is your genre?
- Is ( Read more... )
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Writing Lessons 2: The idea
So last week we looked at getting experience to give ( Read more... ) -
Writing Lessons 1: The first step
OK so if you saw my last post then you will know a friend of mine wants help with her writing and I already did posts about world building and killing off characters so I thought I would do a whole ( Read more... ) -
top 5: Summer Wars moments
"The worst things in this world are being hungry and being alone."
OK so that title is a bit of a lie since this isn’t a top 5 but a top 20. There ( Read more... ) -
Anti-Optimism: My veiw of the world
"The optimist sees the world as it should be, the realist sees the world as it is and the pessimist sees both."
So where do I fit on that scale? To be truthful I don't fit on it at all. I match the profile for a pessimist but I'm more than that. The best I can put it is that I see what the world should be and what the world is but at the same time ( Read more... ) -
Japan: a humbling experience
So if you are reading this then I'm sure you already aware of the devastation in Japan but if not then it was hit by the fifth largest earthquake on record and then a ten meter high earthquake traveling at 160 KPH. I don't think there is anything I can say that doesn't sound either insensitive or like I'm underestimating the problem so I'm not ( Read more... )
