Tag Archives: writing fiction
Practical Advice: Getting Beyond the Middle of a Draft, by Lori Ann Palma
In my past blog posts for Eastern Penn Points, I’ve talked about fear as an obstacle to writing, and while this struggle is still high on the list of creative troubles, it isn’t the only concern. After attending the recent … Continue reading
Posted in Practical Advice, writing craft, Writing Tips
Tagged lori ann palma, rough draft, writing advice, writing fiction
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A Cafe Chat with Diana Rodriguez Wallach, by Lindsay Bandy
Today we’re hosting YA author Diana Rodriguez Wallach, who we’re lucky enough to have at Fall Philly later this month! Be sure to say hi to Diana in the comments, and hop on over to her web site to learn … Continue reading
Posted in Fall Philly 2016, Interviews, Uncategorized
Tagged advice on writing diverse fiction, Amor and Summer Secrets, Anastasia Phoenix, Diana Rodriguez Wallach, Diverse literature, Diverse protagonists, eastern pa writer events, fall philly 16, Interviews, Lindsay Bandy, Proof of Lies, SCBWI, SCBWI EPA, writing advice, writing fiction, writing YA, young adult fiction
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Killing Off Your Two-Headed Monsters, by Lindsay Bandy
Writing is brave work, especially when it comes to the tricky badlands of your personal business. When a real-life person inspires a fictional character, we sensitive writers are often afraid that the subject of our inspiration will recognize him/herself. We … Continue reading
Posted in Real Fiction
Tagged anne lamott, bird by bird, character creation, Characterization, emily dickinson, EPASCBWI, inspiration, Lindsay Bandy, novel writing, real fiction, SCBWI, tell all the truth but tell it slant, translating life into fiction, writing advice, writing fiction, young adult fiction
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