quick pimpage
Feb. 22nd, 2010 02:22 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
tommygirlA real entry will come at some point, but just some quick linking...
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romanticalgirl has introduced the Sex Is Fun challenge - multifandom.
I've seen this posted by a few people, but in case you missed it, I recommend checking out the article, Ten Rules for Writing Fiction, from authors. As many have already pointed out, there is never one definitive answer outside of "write, write, write," but I'm always intrigued by the processes that other writers go through. And it's always so fascinating how what works for one writer is completely negated by another writer as a "rule." This article from NPR is another one based around published authors. Again, I find it fascinating. Though, in all my years of reading about writing from published authors, the one that seems the most right-on for me is Bird By Bird by Anne Lamott.
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My last post included an alphabet drabble offer. Give it a go.
romanticalgirl has introduced the Sex Is Fun challenge - multifandom.I've seen this posted by a few people, but in case you missed it, I recommend checking out the article, Ten Rules for Writing Fiction, from authors. As many have already pointed out, there is never one definitive answer outside of "write, write, write," but I'm always intrigued by the processes that other writers go through. And it's always so fascinating how what works for one writer is completely negated by another writer as a "rule." This article from NPR is another one based around published authors. Again, I find it fascinating. Though, in all my years of reading about writing from published authors, the one that seems the most right-on for me is Bird By Bird by Anne Lamott.
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My last post included an alphabet drabble offer. Give it a go.
