- by Elaine Isaak
I spent the past week camping out with a youth group, having a good time, but it was not until the last night of the trip that I revealed to them my SuperPower. If you are reading this blog, chances are, it is a power that we share: the magic of storytelling. We’d been expecting [...]
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- by Elaine Isaak
It seems that new writing workshops crop up every day–at least every week! There are bootcamps, retreats, on-line seminars, master’s degrees and certificates, summer-long sessions, and local weekly events run by the only person in town who has tried to sell a book. A google search on writing workshops brings back over eleven million results. [...]
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- by Barbara Meyers
Lots of authors write without plotting first, which is what I do. I’ve survived so far, but it’s a lot of work, especially if you decide to start writing in a genre you’ve never written in before and you have no idea what you’re doing. Such was the case when I began writing The Forbidden [...]
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- by Elaine Isaak
Ya know, I like magic as much as the next person. . . no, I think I have to take that back. I don’t like magic when it’s just a big special effects show. I like magic to be fully integrated with the plot and characters of the book. I don’t need to know how [...]
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