Remember your audience, your readers. We don’t have to impress them with every detail. Write “to the point” (Jerry Jenkins) and let the reader imagine the rest. Allow the reader to interpret the details. Keep the story lively by adding conflict and tragedy that cannot be “second-guessed.” Write original dialogue and narrative to make the […]
Daily Archives: July 11, 2020
Write! Right Now!
Write a Book, a Little at a Time Many people want to write a book. But few do. Many folks want to write full-time. Most writers I know have full-time jobs doing other work, but writing on-the-side. So the answer to writing any work of full length is to write when you have a minute […]