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Formatting Cheat Sheet for Screenwriters
As you all know, I am in school, chasing a Master's in Creative Writing and English, but the focus of my degree (and my writing passion) is screenwriting. I just finished my fourth screenwriting course (three were for the BA degree), and the latest professor of mine provided the class with what she called a …
How To: Build Your Pitch (or Logline)
Writing your pitch is harder than writing the book but it doesn't have to be. With this basic...
How To Handle Rejection
Writing is hard enough without all the rejection. Here are a few sources and tips on how-to handle...
How To: Build Your Pitch (or Logline)
Writing your pitch is harder than writing the book but it doesn't have to be. With this basic...
What type of Writer Am I?
It's an important question to ask yourself because the answer can help aspiring authors determine what kind of publishing to seek out. As none of you know (because I've never blogged about it), I am currently MIA from all socials and blogging because I'm in school. I'm almost done with my BA in English and …
Part 2: Reading and Writing
Welcome to week 2 of my HOW-TO blog series for writers! Today, we're talking about How-To be a better Writer: My last post covered the workspace. This weeks issue is a quick and easy post on one of the most basic and most overlooked necessities for any writer, no matter the genre. All Writers Must Be …
Part 5: How-To Structure Your Story
Welcome to part 5 in my How-To blog series! Today we are addressing story structure. It's not as boring as it sounds, I swear! But before we delve, I have to ask you, dear writers: Why are you writing this book? I mean, what are you seeking? What do you hope to get out of writing a …
Part 2: Reading and Writing
Welcome to week 2 of my HOW-TO blog series for writers! Today, we're talking about How-To be a better Writer: Last week, we covered the workspace. This weeks issue is a quick and easy post on one of the most basic and most overlooked necessities for any writer, no matter the genre. All Writers Must Be Readers …
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