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Tag Archives: Writing Talent Showcase
Five lessons learned as a Speaker/Guest Author at a Lit Festival… by Sherry Carroll
Reblogged from The Story Reading Ape: All learned the very hard way, so you don’t By Sherry Carroll, AKA the Shiny Happy Sherry LESSON ONE. Remember, it can always get worse… And If they offer you a chair, take it… … Continue reading
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The Reality of Adventuring – Jemima Pett at TRSA
Reblogged from The Story Reading Ape, a guest post from Jemima Pett: Welcome back to episode three of my Saga of the Adventurers (working title), sees us back with Talbot, the fox-rabbit we met in January. Just a reminder, every … Continue reading
Daydreaming – Guest Post by, Craig Boyack… at Chris The Story Reading Ape’s Blog
Image from Science Daily Craig here today, and the topic is daydreaming. As a speculative fiction author, daydreaming is paramount to the process. We dwell upon the idea of “What If” and it’s important, but daydreaming often gets overlooked. Of … Continue reading
World-building: Settings for all Genres – Guest Post by, Diana Peach… at Chris The Story Reading Ape’s Blog
Reblogged from The Story Reading Ape: As a fantasy/science-fiction writer, I’ve stacked up a bit of experience with world-building that I’ve wanted to share, and The Story-Reading Ape’s blog is the perfect venue. Now don’t run away if you … Continue reading
Writing flash fiction – Part 2 – Guest post by Geoff Le Pard at TRSA
Reblogged from The Story Reading Ape… and check out Part I of Geoff Le Pard’s Guide to Flash Fiction here. Previously I talked about the benefits of writing flash fiction; today I’d like to focus on some of the mechanics. … Continue reading
