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I can’t speak for all writers, naturally, but I think many writers just want to see their work in print (ink and paper or on the screen). They want to share their ideas and have people mull over their words. They want to be read. Pay, if it comes, i…
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Writing fiction, whether short stories or novels, needs to grab a reader’s interest from the beginning. Regardless if you write for children, mystery, romance, and/or any other genre, this rule still applies. Captivating an audien…
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- An award-winning multi-published author and editor. I am the co-founder of the Muse Online Writers Conference, and submissions editor for Red Rose Publishing.
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I can’t speak for all writers, naturally, but I think many writers just want to see their work in print (ink and paper or on the screen). They want to share their ideas and have people mull over their words. They want to be read. Pay, if it comes, is nice, but secondary. At least for a lot of writers.
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Posted on June 26, 2009 at 12:15pm —
Writing Fiction Express Workshop
CLASS DESCRIPTION:
Writing fiction, whether short stories or novels, needs to grab a reader’s interest from the beginning. Regardless if you write for children, mystery, romance, and/or any other genre, this rule still applies. Captivating an audience with a strong beginning is what we’ll be exploring in the first part of the workshop. The latter part I will help you build and flesh out your character. By the time we finish you’ll know your character inside out and at which point in his/her stor… Continue
Writing fiction, whether short stories or novels, needs to grab a reader’s interest from the beginning. Regardless if you write for children, mystery, romance, and/or any other genre, this rule still applies. Captivating an audience with a strong beginning is what we’ll be exploring in the first part of the workshop. The latter part I will help you build and flesh out your character. By the time we finish you’ll know your character inside out and at which point in his/her stor… Continue
Posted on June 21, 2009 at 4:49pm —
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