Tag: infographic

  • Friday’s Findings: The Cat and the Snowflake

    Friday’s Findings: The Cat and the Snowflake

    In my last post, I discussed using the Snowflake Method simultaneously with the Save the Cat beats to develop a story and end up with a first draft. I expanded this idea with an Excel spreadsheet that can be downloaded. Or if you prefer, right click on the graphic below to expand it. Once the image…

  • Infographic: Writing Style

    Infographic: Writing Style

    Writing style is one of those things that is a balance between noticing it and not drawing attention to itself. Below are some suggestions to add your own writing style to your fiction. Download this infographic. Photo by Rogério Martins

  • Ideas for Organizing Your Writing Space

    Ideas for Organizing Your Writing Space

    Looking for some ways to organize your writing space? Let me share how I organize my writing files digitally. I create a folder called WRITING. Within that folder, I have three sub-folders: Writing ProjectsIn this sub-folder, I create a sub-folder for each current writing project I’m working on. This has really helped me have a…

  • Story Structure: 3-Acts

    Story Structure: 3-Acts

    Dozens of ways to construct your story exist. Probably the most popular is the 3-Act platform; it’s a classic. With NaNoWriMo approaching, people are looking for ways to put their story together–except for panters, but that’s a different story. One thing to remember: no story structure is better or worse than another. Just use one…

  • Fiction Writing and Foreshadowing

    Fiction Writing and Foreshadowing

    Photo by Mumtahina Tanni from Pexels

  • A Whole New World for Publishing your book

    A Whole New World for Publishing your book

    The advantage of being an author today: choosing a publishing path. A writer can self-publish or traditional publish. Or something in between. Also, an author also has the option of publishing in more than one way simultaneously. Photo by James Wheeler from Pexels

  • A Look at Tolkien’s Ten Tips for Writers

    A Look at Tolkien’s Ten Tips for Writers

    I read The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings years before the movies made them more well-known. Even though one part of me is happy Frodo, Gandalf and Gollum are now household names, the other part of me misses not having to share them with the rest of the world. Just the other day…

  • Successful Writers

    Successful Writers

    Click on infographic to see enlarged version. Photo by Andrea Piacquadio from Pexels

  • Epic Characters: How to Create Them

    Epic Characters: How to Create Them

    Creating characters for your story may be the hardest part of writing. But it’s the most important. Infographic from the blog Something Delicious: A Creative Catalyst for the Writer’s Soul