Revealing Characters Through Dialogue
This is a follow up blog to Using Dialogue to Show. Not Tell. If you haven’t read that blog yet, you might want to before reading
Using Dialogue to Show, Not Tell
Dialogue is one of the key tools writers use to show, not tell what is happening in their stories. For example, have you ever have
Beta readers: My experience and your opportunity
Running a beta readers group takes a bit of time. It’s been fun though getting the Freewrite House Beta Readers Group started. We just recently
It’s live! Quest in the Realms on Steem
My blog has been silent the last few weeks. It isn’t because I’ve lost interest, or been abducted by aliens. I’ve been writing and editing!
Writer’s block: 5 tips to keep you writing
“Is writer’s block a real thing?” my daughter asked. It seemed an odd question. She explained how two artists she follows on Twitter were having
Don’t let your inner critic win: 5 resources to help you fight back
How often does your inner critic win? Do you delete words or whole pages because it complains about how bad they are? Maybe you even