Ready to spice things up? Last time we let one picture paint a thousand words. This time, let’s aim for a short story that includes some reference to the subjects pictured below. To me, these images suggest historical fiction or historical romance, but you don’t have to limit yourself to those. What other genres might […]
Traveling Season – Randy Ingermanson
June 28, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Randy Ingermanson says: I’m a physicist, an author, and probably dangerously disturbed. I write about “The intersection of Science Avenue and Faith Boulevard” because that’s the corner where I live. This neighborhood doesn’t have many lights, so you see a lot of accidents around here. Be careful of the flying glass! My job in life […]
Writing Prompt #5
June 25, 2010 By Leave a Comment
They say a picture’s worth a thousand words, so just a picture this time.
Traveling Season – Gail Martin’s Tips for Writers
June 21, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Some multi-published authors generously share advice with younger writers. Each has their different specialty and genre. Sampling from several writers’ blogs this summer should help you find one or two you can really relate to. Gail Martin writes romance and romantic suspense for Christian readers. Even if that’s not what you write, you could learn […]
Writing Prompt #4
June 18, 2010 By Leave a Comment
In the 1970s, 7-UP began to market their soft drink as “the UN-cola.” Their premise was that dark colored colas were cliche, and that cliche was boring. They were fresh and different. People tend to avoid risks. We all like to be relatively sure of a satisfying experience, BUT at the same time we get bored with […]