We’re wrapping up our Writing Prompt series on SETTING by looking at the connection between character and setting. Setting gives the reader a […]
Writer’s block is a phrase that gets tossed around a lot in the writing world. At writing conferences; at workshops; at organization meetings. […]
Using Dialogue to Convey Setting Setting in a story can be given through description (see Writing Promp #3). Last time we talked about […]
Why do we enjoy reading mysteries so much? It’s an interesting question to consider and that’s just what I did recently. I gave […]
Setting is a story’s time and place. You cannot have a story without setting. Setting grounds the entire narrative. In books, setting can […]
There are four major types of mysteries. Within each category, there are sub-categories (like paranormal or historical). A mystery must have certain elements […]
Scroll Down to Watch the YouTube on this topic or to listen to the Podcast! Have you ever thought about the opening scenes […]
As a teacher, there are some topics I find so fun to teach. The Hero’s Journey is one of those topics. Joseph […]
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