Writing Exercise: 3 x 5 cards for your plot and story layout.
Our next step is to make sure that your story flows. I generally take every plot point and capture them in six-twenty words and put them on a 3 x…
Writing Exercise- The Final First Draft and Darling Cutting
The Final First Draft This is a deceptive phrase as it leads you to believe you are done writing. Nay, Dear Scribe, this is just a starting point. Although this is…
Writing Exercise- Final First Draft- Your Writing Space
Mark Twain's Writing SpaceYou have done your outline, plotted your plot and filled out detailed character evaluations for your characters. It is now time to set up your writing space…
Writing Exercise and a bit of Shameless Self Promotion
A bit of self-promotion for my other class- bear with me there is a assignment at the the end. Please forward this to every businessperson you know and I will…
Writing Exercise- List of Best Non Fiction Writing Books
"Write brutal. Write without shame. Don’t worry about those silly grammar rules you learn in school. And ignore the need to construct a basic sentence. You don’t need any of…
Writing Exercise- Finding Your Creativity (or how Monty Python did it)
One of my favorite creators is John Cleese. I fell in love with him at the $3.00 all day art house film festival back in the 70’s watching all the…
Writing Exercice- The Outline Made Understandable
Let's build the structure of your story now that the characters are created. The Outline part of the writing is very linear and like building a house, there are necessary…
Writing Exercise and Seven Writing Tips From Ernest Hemingway
This is from one of my favortie websites for writing inspiration. www.openculture.com, subscribe to them for other wonderful tips. I wanted to add my two-cents to these suggestions, but my fingers didn't…
Writing Exercise- Character Traits- Lesson 6, Dislikes/Likes/Details
Dislikes/Likes/DetailsWe are moving on to deliberate infinitesimal character traits to make them 3D fully flushed person. This is where it gets fun, as you can already see the character and…
Writing Exercise- Character Traits- Lesson 5, Professional/Public life
Character Traits- Lesson 5, Professional/Public lifeWhat we do in our public or professional life is very different then we act at home. Character's who grow up rich or poor, but…
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