Aphorisms For Writing Science Fiction
Sci Fi - Arizona
The Six Stages of Writing
Stages of the Writing Process
Workshop: Writing The Novel Synopsis
Advice on Novel Writing with Crawford Kilian
Elements of a Successful Story
Storyboarding
Ten Points on Plotting
Constructing A Scene
The Grand List of Overused Science Fiction Clichés
The Grand List of Fantasy Clichés by Kathy Pulver and J. S. Burke
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Elizabeth Anne Ensley
I didn't lie--I was writing fiction in my mouth.
- Homer Simpson
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Monday, April 30, 2007
Linky-Dinks
Monday, March 19, 2007
Starting A Novel
With all the sources and resources on writing, one thing needs to be stressed: you need a story in order to tell a story.
Take the idea for your book, first. Whether you scribe it in a notebook or on a computer, make sure that you write it down. You can worry about filling it out later: this is the framework on the house that will be your novel. You can even divide main plot and subplot later.
Starting Your First Novel by Dawn Seewer.
Writing Tutorials by Lauren Halkon
Thursday, February 22, 2007
Gmail - Holly Lisle Workshops
WORKSHOPS
- NEW! Creating Conflict
- Novel Pre-Writing
- Set Writing Goals
- Character Creation
- Dialogue
- Maps
- Scene Creation
- Timed Writing
- Worldbuilding
- Pacing Scenes
- Plot Outline
- Fast Plotting
- Visualization
- Characterization
- Using Strangeness
- Honing Your Talent
- Write Suckitudinously
- Evaluate Your Work
- Description
- One-Pass Revision
- Revising Vincalis