Each January, I like to look at what I’ve been up to and re-prioritize. Last year was a year of reading, revision, and conventions. This year? Well, I think I want to focus on my writing.
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Incorporating Critique
Getting a manuscript read and critiqued can really help a story shine. But, where do you find the right people to critique your work and what’s the best way to incorporate their feedback?
Working with a Three-Act Structure
Working with a Three-Act Structure
It’s not as strict and formulaic as it sounds!
#writingTips from #balticon55
Morgan’s 2024 Resolutions
Each January, I like to look at what I’ve been up to and re-prioritize. Last year was a year of reading, revision, and conventions. This year? Well, I think I want to focus on my writing.
Writing For Different Audiences
Jane Yolen has written everything from picture books for toddlers to adult fantasy to mainstream. Other authors might not be … More
Out Of Control Characters
Some authors tightly control their characters, requiring them to follow an outline. But other authors say there are things their characters won’t do. What do authors do when their characters go off script?
Do you try to regain control (and how?) or go where the characters take you?
Alternate Morality
What makes a character ‘morally grey’, why do we like them, has the line moved, and how to handle conflicting moral systems. A #Balticon57 panel
Am I a ‘Real Writer’ Now?
At what point does a writer become a “real writer”? How does a person go from having a novel or … More
Balticon 57 Recap
I got up to a LOT of stuff Memorial Day weekend. Here’s my Balticon 57 recap. Did you have a good weekend? Is there anything I missed?