Writer's Wednesday: Helpful Links.
There is a lot of information out there. So much to learn and so many blogs that have the point down. Do I need to repeat what others have said? I could give you the run down in my words, try to hook you with my own voice, but I like sharing. I hate thinking of the blog sphere as one big competition to get attention when I can do some research for you fine folks out there, hook elbows with my writer buddies, and show you insight from where I've spotted it. So, in taking a page from the great and powerful Joyce Alton who does this every now and again on her blog Yesternight's Voyage.
The Bookshelf Muse: Guest C. S. Lakin writes The Plot Thickens
Get into the concept with C.S. on the importance of layering plot. Its a great post, inviting a writer to look at their life and the plot within to understand the many layers that go into a novels plot.
This blog is a writers dream come true. They have links to character traits, emotional behaviors, Settings, meaning of weather, color, texture, shape. The list goes on and on. They are my go-to whenever I write a scene and want to drive home what I'm saying. I recommend this to everyone who even scribbles down a few words.
Questions and Archetypes: by J.W. Troemner Tells us a bit about pacing. A fellow AQCer J.W.'s blog is great because she gets right to the point and helps you understand things, that and she has a Friday Food Fest. Food, cant beat that!
There are so many blogs out there. So much for anyone to take in. What are your favorite blogs? I would love to link up to them.
Wordplay: Helping Writers Become Authors K.M. Weiland asks the question: Does your story have too many Characters?
Her blog has many interesting facts and tid-bits that have helped me personally, so I wanted to share the love.
Her blog has many interesting facts and tid-bits that have helped me personally, so I wanted to share the love.
The Bookshelf Muse: Guest C. S. Lakin writes The Plot Thickens
Get into the concept with C.S. on the importance of layering plot. Its a great post, inviting a writer to look at their life and the plot within to understand the many layers that go into a novels plot.
This blog is a writers dream come true. They have links to character traits, emotional behaviors, Settings, meaning of weather, color, texture, shape. The list goes on and on. They are my go-to whenever I write a scene and want to drive home what I'm saying. I recommend this to everyone who even scribbles down a few words.
Questions and Archetypes: by J.W. Troemner Tells us a bit about pacing. A fellow AQCer J.W.'s blog is great because she gets right to the point and helps you understand things, that and she has a Friday Food Fest. Food, cant beat that!
Adventures in YA and Children's Publishing: By Martina What Isn't On the Page, A Writers Guide to Growing. I love this post because it gets into the writers head, what the reader doesn't see. The conflict in the writers mind as we create and recreate.
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