Over the weekend, I read the entire latest draft of the sequel to The Mad Wol’f’s Daughter to my 11-year-old son (aka the Lad). He was building amazing things in Minecraft (no, not sitting there paying attention to nothing but the book for ten hours—though more than once he paused and just listened). At the end… Read more »
April 2018
Story Bite #7: On Showing Character Through Dialogue
Maybe you’ve heard the old bit of writing advice that tells you to “show, not tell.” That’s an important adage to keep in mind when you’re working on characters. Readers get their strongest sense of a character through what a character does (action scenes!) or says. In this post, we’re going to work on that… Read more »
We’re sharing the chair now with me in charge of the writing (see my last two reels for context).
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Isn’t it like a massive dose of marshmallow frosting? Or a drippy cloud. Or a cuddly blanket holding that tree close.
I love this billowy, beautiful snow no matter what simile one might think of!
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