can't help telling stories
I came across this page by accident, but I’m intrigued by it. It could be especially helpful to people who don’t belong to a writers’ group.
First Page: Uncontrolled | Dear Author
http://dearauthor.com/features/first-page-features/first-page-uncontrolled/
If you’re close enough, the May 31, 2014, Northwestern University Creative Writing Career Workshop might be a worthwhile addition to your weekend calendar.
This is a Facebook site, but you should be able to scroll down the page a bit to click on About to get the basic information.
Douglas Adams was a fabulously quirky author who died much too soon. If you aren’t familiar with his work, here’s a quick primer.
And don’t forget your towel.
The 42 Best Lines from Douglas Adams’ The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy Series | BOOK RIOT
Writing history or historical fiction takes research if you want to get it right. These photos are among the sorts of things I’d put on my wall or computer screen if I were writing about WWI.
I always look for images to help build the places in my imagination. One of my favorite sources is the Library of Congress. LOC photo collections are fabulous. Check them out after you look at these.
These Unseen Photos From World War I Are Unbelievable
http://io9.com/these-unseen-photos-from-world-war-i-are-unbelievable-1580681616
When we think about challenges facing our characters, they won’t all be physical, economic or social. Depression is a common problem, but how acurately could you develop a character with depression? Here are some things to consider.
Depressed, but Not Ashamed – NYTimes.com
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