It’s about to be cold. Really really cold. Does your character care? Are they prepared? What will happen when they realize they are alone, and in danger is they even go outside? Write a scene where your character is unexpectedly, life-changingly cold. (What does that reveal to you?)
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The fabulous and bestselling Tracy Clark knows her suspense. And here’s proof: She’s agreed to reveal her secrets–but only her on Career Authors.
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When Lexie Elliott lost her snazzy banking job in the financial crisis, she did something she’d always wanted to do. Write a bestseller. And then–she did it again. And again. Here’s what Behind the Pages of Bright and Deadly Things.
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How does your character feel about New Year’s Eve?
Write a scene where they face their feelings–and understand why.
Now what do they do?
When NYT bestseller Jenna Blum’s pal author Jane Green asked if she wanted to write an audiodrama script, a podcast with sound effects, actors, and music like an old-school radio play, she had no idea how to do it. But she said yes. Here’s what happened.
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