How to Use Framing Devices in Fiction
Story frames aren’t just for movies and TV series. Here’s how to add structure and depth to your novel by choosing the right framing device.
Read MorePosted by Our Special Guest | Feb 2, 2022 | Craft
Story frames aren’t just for movies and TV series. Here’s how to add structure and depth to your novel by choosing the right framing device.
Read MorePosted by Our Special Guest | Jan 31, 2022 | Life
The Artist’s Way guru Julia Cameron shares 3 timely new writing exercises to nurture your creativity in times of chaos.
Read MorePosted by Our Special Guest | Jan 26, 2022 | Craft
Whether they’re set in wartime London or nineteenth-century Savannah, for bestselling author Patti Callahan choosing where and when her novels take place is only the first step. How best to utilize that distinctive locale comes next.
Read MorePosted by Our Special Guest | Jan 17, 2022 | Craft, Life, Publishing
Writer and educator R. Preston Clark on his journey to the page–and what it means to write in Black ink.
Read MorePosted by Our Special Guest | Dec 20, 2021 | Craft
Memoir writers must decide what to tell, how much, and when to type “The End.” Bestselling author and editor Debra Ginsberg offers budding memoirists 6 essential lessons to successfully tell their story.
Read MorePosted by Our Special Guest | Dec 13, 2021 | Craft, Marketing
Award-winning mystery writer Jane K. Cleland talks to Career Authors about her latest Josie Prescott novel and how writing Jane Austen into your stories can help you build your brand, attract more readers, and sell more books.
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