Here are my Friday Reruns for this week.
“When you start writing regularly, without inspiration or even an idea, inspiration finds you,” writes Kat Eden on Write to Done. So, Stop Waiting for Inspiration and write!
Still in need of some inspiration? Joanna Young offers up these quotable quotes from the Confident Writing community about What Writing Makes Possible.
Celebrate your writing accomplishments with this Literary Lab post on the Writing Merit Badges we earn by being writers – published or not.
Rachelle Gardner delves into the difference between theme, emotional journey and the actual story to remind you that when you’re pitching to agents you need to Tell Me the STORY.
Sophie Johnson wrote a great guest post on Iain Broome’s Write for Your Life that looks at The Importance of Structure – and how she approaches structure in her writing.
Larry Brooks continues his 7-part series on The Art & Craft of Characterization. Find links here to How to Get Your Readers to Love ‘em Instead of Leave ‘em on StoryFix.
Intro | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7
It is arguably the oldest writing rule in the book – but sometimes rules need to be broken. Nathan Bransford breaks down Showing V. Telling.