Why?

Because.  

Writing Clichés

Found this today. I apologize in advance for the some of the language in the clips. But it’s worth noting so that we don’t fall into the trap of writing clichés into our work.

Things I’ve Learned About Writing, #7

I think new writers make the mistake of using dialogue as a tool to get to the next point in the plot and that’s a mistake. 

McDonalds and Storytelling

I read a bit of writing advice once that went like this: Don’t write. Tell stories.

Things I’ve Learned About Writing, #6

This is a tricky post for me to write because it’s highly critical and focuses on the work of another author. That author is

Things I’ve Learned About Writing, #5

I’m not sure every writer has had this problem, but I have. It has to do with the voice, or perhaps more appropriately, the style with which the story is told.

Editing vs. Proofreading from Scribendi

This is cool. It’s one of the few infographics I’ve actually taken the time to read. And a good reminder for fellow writers. (Link to source below the image.)

Things I’ve Learned About Writing, #4

I’m afraid this one isn’t particularly insightful. I remember when I first noted it, though.

David Mamet’s Master Class Memo to the Writers of The Unit – Movieline

A friend sent me a link to this today. It’s been around a couple of years but when it comes to the craft of writing, this, to put it simply, rocks. David Mamet’s Master Class Memo to the Writers of The Unit – Movieline.

Picture Friday

Here’s just a sweet pic of a theatre in Argentina that was converted to a bookstore.

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  • Brent Pope

  • Brent Pope

  • Author of short stories, novels, poetry and sketches. Currently writing Colin's Monster - The Horde.