by Amber Argyle | Aug 12, 2009 | On Writing, Question
I’m unstuck again. A good plot discussion with my husband did the trick. He doesn’t say much, but talking with someone usually helps me zero in on the problem.So what was the problem? Well, I have this particular one before. It was a combination of a...
by Amber Argyle | Aug 10, 2009 | Inspiration, Question
46,000 words. The dreaded two thirds point. I’ve set up my characters, established my plot, pushed through the turning point, but I’m not quite ready for the conclusion.I hate this part.It’s a lot of hard work.I was stuck for a month before I finally...
by Amber Argyle | Jul 31, 2009 | On Writing, Quick Fixes
It was during a very lonely time in my childhood that I discovered what makes memorable characters. Laura Ingalls was always there on my bookshelf, waiting to take me on another adventure. She never judged me or called me names. She cheered me up when I was sad, and...
by Amber Argyle | Jul 27, 2009 | On Writing, Question
There are so many things to consider in writing, or not writing, a sex scene (versus how to write a sex scene). Here’s some things I’ve found helpful for me:1. My characters morals are not necessarily my morals. But, like all writers, I can choose to bleep...
by Amber Argyle | Jul 24, 2009 | On Writing, Stuff
Don’t have one?Get one.Or two or three. Seriously, every good writer needs other writers to look over their work.So, how do you get critique partners? Their are writing groups open to any new members. This is a great way to start. However, eventually, your going...
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