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'The research and plotting is very much left-brained, a very logical process, and one that I think can be learned. The actual writing, the flow of words, description, dialogue—all of these are right-brained. That’s where the passion comes in. When writing is going well, it’s like being plugged into a cosmic socket. There’s no other experience that compares with it.' ~Deborah Crombie
Deborah Crombie is an American author of a mystery series set in the United Kingdom.
I’m endlessly fascinated by the process of writing, because to have come to it in the middle of my life as someone more conscious and more cognizant and maybe more self-aware than I would have been had I been doing this in my twenties, it’s really interesting. It’s interesting to watch your hand move across the page and be like, ‘Look at that. There is a thing that did not exist minutes ago. There is a sentence and a string of words.’ ~Sonya Walger
Sonya Walger is an English actress, writer, and podcaster.
'I’ve heard somebody say that some writers are architects and some are gardeners; I’m absolutely a gardener. I know the characters, I know the world, and then the story moves forward and flowers up. That’s not to say that I don’t have a plan, it’s mostly that I don’t chain myself to my plans and expectations. I like to leave myself open for beautiful accidents, for strange things to happen, and then I want to pursue those. That can be hard if you’ve shackled yourself to an outline.' ~Patrick Rothfuss
Patrick Rothfuss is an American epic fantasy author. He is best known for his highly acclaimed series The Kingkiller Chronicle.
15 Inspiring Reasons To Start Writing Poetry
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Geoff Dyer is a British author, born on 5 June 1958. In this post, we share the award-winning writer's 10 rules for writing fiction.
In this post from Writers Write, we share award-winning British author, Geoff Dyer's 10 rules for writing fiction.
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The Ultimate Checklist For Writing A Memoir
Writing a memoir? It can be hard to know if you have included everything you need. This checklist will help you assess your work and improve your story.
Writing a memoir? Use this checklist to review your story, strengthen your writing, and make sure your memoir is ready for readers.
'I’m a ferocious outliner. I can’t begin a book unless I know where it’s going and how it gets there. I refine the story in my head over and over again before I’m ready to start, trying out all the possibilities I can imagine and discarding the ones that don’t work for me. Before I start, I write quite a detailed synopsis and more or less stick to it. Along the way, I often come up with alternative methods of achieving something, but they don’t take me far off course.' ~Val McDermid
Val McDermid is a Scottish crime writer.
How To Find Your Story’s Theme In 3 Simple Steps
This post is all about theme. We will explore the definition of a theme, give you examples of themes, and go through three steps that will help you find the theme in your story.
What is a theme? Learn what a story theme is and how to find it. Use these three simple steps to uncover the deeper meaning behind your nove
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Why Embracing Your Inner Madness Makes You A Better Writer
You don’t have to be crazy to be a writer, but using your imagination and embracing unusual ideas can help you become a more creative and interesting storyteller.
'In a traditional narrative, an author writes dramatic scenes. They show the big moments, not tell them. With an epistolary novel, it’s the opposite… You tell everything, even the big plot points, and you have to tell them slant.' ~Virginia Evans
Virginia Evans is an American novelist.
'Write. Then you’re not ‘aspiring’ anymore and that’s a really good first step. Other than that I don’t think anyone should take my advice because I honestly don’t really know what I’m doing.' ~Fredrik Backman
Fredrik Backman is a Swedish author, blogger, and columnist. His debut novel spent over a year on The New York Times Best Seller list.
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