The easiest way to fix a broken story according to Jed Herne
Jed Herne breaks his solution down into three stages: Character Arc There are five aspects to a character arc that[…]
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Jed Herne breaks his solution down into three stages: Character Arc There are five aspects to a character arc that[…]
Read moreThis Thursday, come along to meet local writers, have your work critiqued or enjoy a drink at a lovely pub[…]
Read moreIn this video, best-selling author Neil Gaiman talks about rejection and how to handle it.
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Read moreRecently I had a web-based conversation with a journaling coach. I was able to ask questions about journaling and learn[…]
Read moreIn the game of writing, not all words were created equal. Here are twenty-five weak words writers should avoid. I[…]
Read moreMixMatched: Margate is an inclusive spoken word and performance night taking place this Saturday in Sundowners Bar Margate. They encourage[…]
Read moreEldritch is a word meaning something otherworldly, weird, ghostly, or uncanny. Although a fairly old word, Eldritch has had something[…]
Read moreFlabbergast is an informal verb meaning to surprise someone greatly – to astonish them. Example use: I was flabbergasted when[…]
Read moreA myriad is a lot of something. Usually, myriad means more than you can count. Literally it means in measures[…]
Read moreWhen you anthropomorphize a thing you attribute human characteristics to it. Anthropomorphize is the word you would use when describing[…]
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