I haven't posted much since October. Really next to nothing. That's somewhat purposeful, as I went through the loss of my grandpa. Senior year of high school hit me straight-on (very unrelenting). Various health issues over those months. Basically, it's been an extremely busy, sometimes discouraging four months. I won't go into more detail than … Continue reading State of Mind
Category: Help For Authors
My Books Are Not For You To Drink
If you read nothing else from this article, skip down to the last paragraph before "I Need You. We Need You." Read from there on. That's all I ask. At one time or another, every one of us has been inside a bookstore. To some of us, it was Heaven. To others, it was a … Continue reading My Books Are Not For You To Drink
How To Read Kindle Books On Computer
Are you one of those people who doesn't use Kindles, Kindle apps, or anything Amazon? But you still want to read that cool new book that's only on Kindle? Don't worry! My article will save you Check it out and see HOW TO READ KINDLE BOOKS ON COMPUTER.** I find myself running into this problem … Continue reading How To Read Kindle Books On Computer
Lesson #14: Links
Here are the links that make up the additional resources. Hopefully, you find some helpful! For each category, I will offer 1 book and 3 online resources (articles, websites, etc.) that you can use to improve in whatever area of the craft you’re looking for! If you are seeking help in a different area … Continue reading Lesson #14: Links
Lesson #13: How to Improve
Section 4: How to Improve The best advice you’ll ever get about writing comes from the single mother on the bench, or the tired man in the business suit, or the waitress who’s stressed out. We’re almost done with the writing course now. One more lesson after this. I do hope you can find some … Continue reading Lesson #13: How to Improve
Lesson #12: Constant
Constant Writers write; authors create; you are both. Do both. So you’ve published your first book. You’ve written what you currently think is a masterpiece, and in a few months you’ll look back and not like it nearly as much. After you finish that first book, you either feel completely out of … Continue reading Lesson #12: Constant
Lesson #11: Passionate
Passionate You most enjoy writing when you are passionate about it. Welcome to Lesson #2 of Part 3! In the last lesson, we looked at how to make your writing a habit, and increase your production by doing that. The problem is, just because it’s a habit doesn’t mean you’ll enjoy it. And when … Continue reading Lesson #11: Passionate
Lesson #10- Habitual
Section 3: How to do the Writing A book is a challenge for everyone. But challenges can be overcome. Habitual You’re an author. You write. So let’s write! Welcome to Part 3 of my writing course! Over the last 5 lessons, we talked about the different parts of a book, and why each and … Continue reading Lesson #10- Habitual
Lesson #9- Resolution
Resolution Give it some thought and remember… this is the best part of the book Welcome to the resolution of Part 2! It is all about the story… Resolution. See, I’m so smart. The Resolution is the ending of the book, just like this is the ending of Part 2. You probably know … Continue reading Lesson #9- Resolution
Lesson #8- Falling Action
Falling Action Falling Action is one of the best places to develop your characters and to give your readers that satisfied feeling. But don’t let things get boring! Give them a chapter or two of rest, then get to work. Next up you’ll be writing another Climax or you might be… Wrapping up the … Continue reading Lesson #8- Falling Action
