Perhaps you think your story is universal and could take place anytime, anywhere. Or you’re writing about something that has happened in
In a letter to the editor Pascal Covici, John Steinbeck mentions how a nameless, faceless, generalized audience will scare you to death.
Writing strong setting is a skill that, when honed, can help make your work sing. Time, place, mood, social and cultural context
Showing vs. telling is one of the most common pieces of advice a writer will hear. It’s heard so often that one
In this episode, authors and editors Marie Beswick-Arthur and Amie McCracken explore the delicate balance between showing and telling in writing, revealing
Story has been wired into the architecture of our brains for hundreds of thousands of years. We think in story. We come
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