Tag Archives: David Morrell

Writing The Big Picture – Don’t Trash The Roadmap

Posted on June 27, 2011 by writersinthestorm

By Sharla Rae In our WITS crit group, we all have our individual critiquing talents: grammar, tight writing, action scenes, male point of view, description etc. And when one of us starts a new project, we verbalize or write an outline of … Continue reading →

Posted in Craft | Tagged book plots, Characters, David Morrell, emotions, gratuitious story scenes, gratuitous humor, gratutious sex, gratutitous scenes, Lessons From a Lifetime of Writing, Plot elements, plots, plotter vs. pantser, Sharla Rae, story events, story Theme, Theme, Writers in the Storm, Writing Craft | 6 Comments

Make Your Writer’s Bookshelf Work For You

Posted on June 15, 2011 by writersinthestorm

by Jenny Hansen What do you do when you need help with your writing? I don’t mean when you can’t find the right word or phrase…my critique partner, Sharla Rae, did an excellent job of solving that issue in her … Continue reading →

Posted in Books We Love, Craft | Tagged Anne Lamott, Barbara DeMarco-Barrett, Blake Snyder, Book of Kells, Building Fiction, Christopher Vogler, David Morrell, Debra Dixon, Donald Maass, Dwight Swain, Elizabeth Gilbert, James N. Frey, Jenny Hansen, Jesse Lee Kercheval, Julia Cameron, More Cowbell, Natalie Goldberg, On Writing, Ray Bradbury, Reverse Dictionary, Save the Cat!, Sharla Rae, Stephen King, Tami Cowden, The Artist's Way, The Bald-Headed Hermit and the Artichoke, The Writer's Journey, Writers in the Storm, Writing Craft, Writing Down the Bones, writing sex scenes, Writing the Breakout Novel | 12 Comments

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Writing The Big Picture – Don’t Trash The Roadmap

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