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Tag Archives: Writing

Why do you like writing?

We all like writing. So why, when I sit down to write, do I suddenly have 100 great reasons not to?

Posted byM. J. SayerSeptember 8, 2020Posted inGeneral PostsTags:Motivation, Writing, Writing Community, Writing TipsLeave a comment on Why do you like writing?

Why you should read shitty writing.

Great writing can be a little too good.

Posted byA. N. GeorgeSeptember 5, 2020Posted inGeneral Posts, Improving your craftTags:Writing, Writing TipsLeave a comment on Why you should read shitty writing.

You learn in the editing

On good days writing a great scene is effortless. Other times it’s like pulling ugly knives out of your urethra. Alas, neither of these helps you become a better writer.

Posted byA. N. GeorgeAugust 29, 2020Posted inImproving your craftTags:Editing, Prose, Self-Improvement, Writing, Writing Tips1 Comment on You learn in the editing

Cliché: A writer’s guilty pleasure

Sometimes, in the dark of night, I’ll sneak downstairs. And opening the fridge in the kitchen, I’ll find my secret treasure. A cliché.

Posted byM. J. SayerAugust 22, 2020August 22, 2020Posted inGeneral PostsTags:cliché, Cliche, Critique, Writing, Writing TipsLeave a comment on Cliché: A writer’s guilty pleasure

Dark – Anchoring an Audience

Dark: an off-beat mystery show, with a huge cast and a story spanning over a hundred years. How does it keep an audience?

Posted byA. N. GeorgeAugust 20, 2020Posted inGeneral PostsTags:Dark, Netflix, Writing, Writing Tips1 Comment on Dark – Anchoring an Audience

Tier 2 – Prose

How you describe a room or a character is vital. The moment to moment descriptions of objects, surroundings, sounds, smells. These are the brush by which you paint your world

Posted byA. N. GeorgeAugust 19, 2020August 19, 2020Posted inTiers of critiqueTags:Prose, Writing, Writing TipsLeave a comment on Tier 2 – Prose

Grab your reader by the collar

How am I gonna put the book down after reading that?

Posted byA. N. GeorgeAugust 15, 2020August 15, 2020Posted inImproving your craftTags:Reading, Writing, Writing TipsLeave a comment on Grab your reader by the collar

Great Writing is like a Great Calzone

Whether it’s a written story or Italian cuisine, even the best ingredients need to be well layered

Posted byM. J. SayerAugust 13, 2020August 13, 2020Posted inImproving your craftTags:Writing, Writing Tips1 Comment on Great Writing is like a Great Calzone

Fear

“Fear is felt by writers at every level. Anxiety accompanies the first word they put on paper and the last.”
Ralph Keyes

Posted byA. N. GeorgeAugust 7, 2020September 1, 2020Posted inGeneral PostsTags:Motivation, Ralph Keyes, WritingLeave a comment on Fear

Is your exposition good or bad?

What if I gave you a maxim you could use to identify good exposition?
A sentence that’d immediately tell you if your exposition is working or not…

Posted byA. N. GeorgeJuly 23, 2020July 22, 2020Posted inGeneral Posts, Improving your craftTags:Exposition, Reading, Self-Improvement, Writing2 Comments on Is your exposition good or bad?

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