Method Writing is the writing version of Method Acting. According to Arc Studio Method Writing is “A writer or author who uses a writing technique in which he/she identifies emotionally with a character in the story and assumes that character’s persona in the telling.” The best way for you to write an authentic character is if you know them well. For those who have worked in theatre or on screen – no matter what job…
Please come and join us for an online, meet the editor event hosted by Oyster River Pages. Information below: Online through Google Meets Wednesday April 8, 9-10 pm, EDT (April 9th 9-10am Singapore Time) $ — Sliding Scale Suggested Donation Oyster River Pages is out to demystify the submission process. If you’re newer to sending out your work, have questions about the process, or simply would like to hear from ORP editors, please join us.…
Writing is a phenomenal experience; it’s even more so once you’ve published. But before that, protecting your ideas and manuscript is a top priority. You need to learn how to handle your files, use technology, filter out people with ill intentions, make backups, and more. Then you need to learn how to protect yourself online, keep your privacy safe, and keep your social media secure. Please note: I will update this post as I learn…
In the last article, I spoke about allowing inspiration. Now we will talk about where you can source those inspirations to stimulate your imagination. Again, this is not a comprehensive list, but a list to help you launch your research in the right direction. Art Fairs or Museums: Art stimulates the mind and soul. Have a walk around with friends or family and explore. Pro tip if you have kids: print out a sheet of…
As a followup to the previous week, this post will concentrate on how we can expand our field of vision. Below is a list of places, sources, and whatnot to help you find ideas so you can make those precious connections. Please note this is not a comprehensive list. More like a sampler. Ideas in the shower & other places: Many people say they find their best ideas in the shower. The reason? Well, when…
