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Writerly Advice—Get Involved, by Eva Polites
Writing is solitary, and after a while, loneliness and doubt may set in and lead to a slump. To overcome this obstacle, I recommend joining a writing group such as our very own SCBWI. As a member, you can get … Continue reading
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Developing Theme in Fiction: What’s It All About? by Lori Ann Palma
Developing a resonating theme in your fictional story may seem like trying to capture fog in a jar, but if you understand the definition of theme, you can begin to spot it growing in your story, as well as consciously … Continue reading
My Writing Toolbox, by Lindsay Bandy
Here are a few of the resources that I’ve found most helpful while writing my YA. Hope they prove equally helpful to you! Structuring Your Novel by K.M. Weiland This book is great for a first-time novelist! It clearly explains … Continue reading
Writer’s Toolbox: Aristotle’s Poetics for Screenwriters, a review by Jackie Dilworth
Aristotle’s Poetics for Screenwriters By Michael Tierno The title of this book may be somewhat misleading. Author Michael Tierno uses popular movies (moving pictures) as story tools while he explains Aristotle’s writings on dramatic theory, ‘Poetics,’ in an easily digested … Continue reading
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