Jun 23, 2014
The Write Idea Workshop discusses Douglas Adams and the legacy of his infamous, hilarious series The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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The Write Idea Workshop discusses Douglas Adams and the legacy of his infamous, hilarious series The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
The Write Idea Workshop responds to your posts... of other social media...not at all related TO the Write Idea Workshop. Fun!
The Very First episode of The Write Idea Workshop! Meet Ryan and Justin, your intrepid hosts who want to talk about books, writing, comic books, movies media and whatever else stumbles into their minds.
Love this #writeideas from @damonsuede because I can hear him saying it in my head.
"Being an artist is not a disability. Kick your own ass every day, get better every moment, dream hard!"
Damon Suede is an author of male/male romance. I recommend his book Hot Head. It has fantastic character development, very readable voice, great sexual tension and two wonderful heroes.
Today's #writeideas is via the beach!
"Taking even a 5 minute break can positively effect your creativity. Hard work is important, but so is down time."
Today's message is compliments of my beach vacation in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina from earlier this summer. But it's so true, and I hope you'll remember to take time away from your work for both your own mental health, but also the health of your relationships!
Some of you will probably disagree with today's #writeideas from @smartbitches
"A negative review is a GOOD THING!"
I'll bet some of you are probably cringing at this thought from Sarah at Smart Bitches, Trashy Books, but Sarah's in a position to know that negative reviews really do sell books!
#writeideas is from @juljames today!
"If a scene isn't working, take a break! Don't fight your scene."
New York Times Bestselling author Julie James gives some wise writing advice. Taking a break is a theme in a few of the upcoming #writeideas, and there's a reason for that--it works!
#writeideas by @lorendac. I hope she doesn't kill me for posting the outtake...
"Be funny."
What I like about this picture is that Golden Heart Winning author Lorenda Christensen is not just telling us, she's showing us, so she's actually sharing two ideas!