IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT SHOWING-IT'S WHAT YOU SHOW

We're writing about the age old writing rule of "show, don't tell" this week.  Typically, the longer a writer spends on an...

Show Your Setting

Katherine Longshore 2 Tuesday, March 11, 2014

One of the difficulties of writing historical fiction is writing about places that no longer exist.  In the years since Henry VIII came to t...

The "Show, Don't Tell" of Subtext

I love novels that put me right inside the story instead of holding me at a distance, forced to view the action through binoculars. The e...

A Study in Sherlock--Finding a Character Through Deduction

Katherine Longshore 5 Tuesday, August 27, 2013

How do you create a character who is different ?   One who stands out on the page, full and alive and vibrant and unique.   One who brings ...

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