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Sin And Syntax, By Constance Hale

Many manuscripts read by editors and agents contain good content: story concepts, characters, settings. But they might not deliver in

Friday Writing Experiment No. 54: Write! A Manifesto

I first encountered writers writing manifestos in a serious and active way when I was doing my MFA at Naropa. During

Working With Feedback On Your Writing

If you’ve recently received feedback on your writing, e.g., after attending a writers’ conference or sharing with your writing group or

Friday Writing Experiment No. 53: Breaking Up Is Never Easy, You Know

Okay, so I was going to stop weekly writing experiments, but in fact I had decided to do them every

Steering The Craft, By Ursula Le Guin

There are many books with elaborate theories of narrative structure, or top ten ways to create memorable settings/living characters/powerful dialogue.

York Festival of Writing 2014

Just back from the York Festival of Writing. Well, I came back on Sunday, but I’m still decompressing on Thursday,

Truth is a matter of the imagination

From the Archives of Hain. Transcript of Ansible Document 01-01101-934-2-Gethen: To the Stabile on Ollul: Report from Genly Ai, First

After the void

So: back to work, after some time off. Time in which very little was done, or so I’ve been telling

Summer Break

Things have been quiet here of late, though I have been busy. I am very pleased in fact to have

Friday Writing Experiment No. 52: Happily Ever After

This is going to be the last Friday Writing Experiment, as such. I’ve had various interruptions of late – a

Friday Writing Experiment No. 51: Locked In

This week I was very lucky to attend what is, I’m told, an increasingly rare thing in the world of

Friday Writing Experiment No. 50: Spring Is Sprung

I’ve dedicated a writing experiment to the idea of spring before (No. 17: O, Just-spring!), but today is (YAY!) officially

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