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Daily Archives: 12 Apr 2017
How to build a daily creative habit
100 Word Wednesday: Week 14
Source: 100 Word Wednesday: Week 14
One-Liner Wednesday – Colour My World
Almost finished April, and with time to admire it before May.
My colouring calendar.
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Creating Your Character – A Checklist
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’re aware that characters are kind of big deals when it comes to fiction writing. They’re the heart of the story and the main reason our readers gift us with hours of their lives. Let’s face it: without characters, the reading experience wouldn’t really be electrifying. Like, at all. May as well hand them a book on mathematical physics, I say.
I mean, sure, some readers enjoy plot-driven stories, but almost every great story is about the people. Even a fantastic plot-driven book would feel empty without well-developed characters. Why? Because there’s nothing like connecting with a story on an emotional level. And having rich, layered characters in your book is the way you achieve that. How? By making them realistic. I know, I know. This goes without saying . . . but it’s best to add a reminder. Just in case.
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Daily Two-Word Prompt #25
“Castle Bridge”
Write a story or poem using the two-word prompt. Be creative and have fun writing!
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:)Teresa
Challenge Question #11
“How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you are?”
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I hope you enjoy my question challenge series, which I hope will inspire your writings. :)Teresa
