Trap doors, off-ramps, and the monsters in waiting
This post is about a writing theory I have – a theory I call trap doors, off-ramps, and monsters in[…]
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Author: Matthew Brown
Matthew is a writer, web dev, and geek from Kent (UK). He is the founder and current chair of Thanet Creative as well as head geek for Author Buzz. His ambitions include seeing a film or TV series based on something he wrote. Matt is also responsible for fixing stuff on AuthorBuzz.co.uk when it breaks.
Word Choice: The secret power of a great writer
Word choice matters when crafting a story. Good word choice can make a good story into a great one. Just[…]
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What do you want to learn about WordPress?
I started putting together a free course on getting started with WordPress. Then christmas, COVID, Brexit, and other excuses happened[…]
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Which creative activities get you hyped?
Let us talk about the creative activities that get you really hyped. For me that is writing or coding. Once[…]
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What is your dream creative job?
This week we have been talking about creative jobs. Creative jobs According to a truly minimal search of the Internet,[…]
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Five places you can find inspiration
Inspiration to write can be found almost anywhere if you know how to look for it. Here are five ideas[…]
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Writers explore fame
Fame. What is it good for? In this article we take a writerly exploration of fame. Many of us want[…]
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Writing better dialogue in 5 minutes with Jim Driver
Thanet writer, Jim Driver, shares a tip for writing better dialogue. Take away points from this video: Too realistic dialogue[…]
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OSE are seeking applications from emerging artists and writers
Open School East are seeking applications from emerging artists and writers to join their independent development programme. Established in 2013[…]
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Different but the same (site news)
Visitors to the Thanet Creative blog might notice things are different but exactly the same. The site is unchanged and[…]
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How to find the perfect writing group
Being a writer can be a lonely experience which is why so many of us search out a good writing[…]
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Does it throw readers to change tenses?
I have been challenged by Venita to address the topic of will it throw a reader to change tenses? If[…]
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