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A FoundationUpdated 14 Years AgoHow to begin brainstorming. |
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a game of reactionsUpdated 7 Years AgoDescribe a character's reaction to something without explaining what it is. See if your fellow prompt responders can guess what it is. my example is down below; you may guess & answer and then create one yourself |
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A gaming guide to writing stories and books1 Lesson, Updated 3 Years AgoThis is for people who want to write a book or a story about a game they like. However, if you want to, if it has a small game, you can do a movie e.g.star wars. |
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A ghost returnsUpdated 14 Years AgoBe careful and respectful on all souls day. |
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A Good Story is in the Mind's Eye of the ReaderUpdated 15 Years AgoYou can't please all the readers all of the time. Sometimes, you can't really please any of them. Read more at http://LetUsWrite.wordpress.com |
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A Grammar Reference2 Lessons, Updated 14 Years AgoA few tutorials on basic-through-advanced concepts in English grammar & punctuation. |
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A guide to improve writings1 Lesson, Updated 3 Years AgoI have designed this course for beginners and people who want to improve their writing techniques. I may not be a professional or an expert, but I can provide my bits of knowledge to others out here. This course will primarily include improvement pla.. |
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A Guide to Writing in First Person2 Lessons, Updated 13 Years AgoA short guide to writing in first person, will be updated weekly. |
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A Healing SwordUpdated 9 Years AgoFor every piece of writing, a purpose is glued. Writing is a whisper of silence therappy, it heals both the writer and the reader calmly. If your writing is for the people in vain, then, you're in the right guide. |
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A How To: Hook, Line and Sinker1 Lesson, Updated 13 Years AgoJust a quick tutorial on how to make your story one that's unforgettable. |
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A Minor Manifesto For Fiction Writers1 Lesson, Updated 11 Years AgoHow to write fiction in my opinion. Not a theory, but what actually works. You can also find this on my Deviant Art page, Gedalya-Inc |
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A Point for Originality4 Lessons, Updated 15 Years AgoThis is to improve your stories and make them more original...sort of. Read my blog post "A Point for Originality" for more |
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A quick look inside the publishing processUpdated 14 Years AgoWhat exactly happens inside a publisher's walls? This lesson will provide a little insight into the process. |
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A Quick Update: More Lessons Coming!Updated 13 Years AgoAn update for the month of May 2012, to all my subscribers (new and old). |
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A schizophrenic approach to character developmentUpdated 15 Years AgoHow to ration out personality traits so that your characters are complex but easily distinguishable from one another. |
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A SUBJECTIVE VIEW OF MENTAL ILLNESSUpdated 15 Years AgoTo help change the way society views mental illness and the stigmas that go with that. Intend to illustrate that mental illness is treatable using my own experiences. |
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A whole new world~ World and chacter building for the begining fantasy author.1 Lesson, Updated 10 Years AgoThis course will help you to create a world that will captivate your readers without making you sound like a tour guide and also writing believable characters that they will care about and not be able to forget. |
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A World Beyond Your Own1 Lesson, Updated 14 Years AgoHave you spent way too much time on earth, and are ready to take off to another world, some place less boring? If the answer is yes, but you can't quite come up with a place to go, then maybe you should take a peek inside. |
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A Writer Must Be Like God in the UniverseUpdated 10 Years AgoAccepting your role as the creator of the worlds you create. |
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A Writer's Backstory2 Lessons, Updated 14 Years AgoYou shouldn't force yourself to write just because your best mate enjoys writing. Write because it's your joy. Because it's how you relax. |
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