Photo by Nick Kwan on Pexels.com Many writers in the current moment are creating works reflective of the post-pandemic and similar themes, while others are steering clear of Pandemic related topics, and instead, are opting for stark contrasts by focusing on other more relaxing and tranquil genres and topics; how have circumstances like Covid-19, social-distancing, … Continue reading FALL ’23 Blog Post Four: Writing in the Post-Pandemic Period
Photo by Tobias Bju00f8rkli on Pexels.com In response to the paragraph below, post your thoughts on the importance of writers engaging in adequate research to enhance accuracy and plausibility in their writing; you might also share your favorite strategies for detailing setting in your fiction, Or you might talk about your favorite writers and best … Continue reading FALL ’23 Blog Post Three: Setting: It’s in the Details
Option 2A Creating characters: Respond to one or more of the following prompts regarding the characters you have created and incorporated into your short-story assignment, or characters from another work that you have recently completed. Provide sufficient details to support your response, and clearly identify the prompt that you are responding to; you may also discuss ways … Continue reading FALL ’23 Blog Post Two: “Creating Characters”
"Inspired to Write" Photo by Anete Lusina on Pexels.comPhoto by MART PRODUCTION on Pexels.com As writers, we all find inspiration for our craft from various places, some public and some private; some of these points of inspiration are deeply known and very important; others can be more general and seemingly insignificant. There is always that … Continue reading FALL ’23 Blog Post One: “Inspired to Write”
Definition of Creative Non-Fiction: Creative non-fiction is a genre of writing that combines elements of non-fiction with literary techniques typically associated with fiction, such as narrative storytelling, descriptive language, and character development. Creative non-fiction seeks to tell true stories compellingly and artfully, blurring the lines between fact and fiction to engage readers on an emotional … Continue reading Spring 2024: Blog Post 5: Shaping and Molding Creative Non-Fiction
Blog Post Four: Building Layers of Depth and Complexity in Short Story Characters Title: Unveiling the Layers: Strategies for Crafting Complex Short Story Characters Introduction: In the realm of short story writing, every word counts, and every character must leave an impression. Characters are the heart and soul of a narrative, driving the plot forward … Continue reading Spring 2024:Blog Post 4: Characterization: Adding Depth and Unique Personality to Your Characters
Spring 2024: Week 3 Blog Post: "Crafting Believable Settings: The Importance of Research, Accuracy, and Plausibility in Your Story" Introduction: In the vast landscape of storytelling, the setting serves as the canvas upon which characters roam, plots unfold, and themes resonate. Whether your story unfolds in a bustling metropolis, a remote village, or a fantastical … Continue reading Spring 2024: Week 3 Blog Post: “Crafting Believable Settings: The Importance of Research, Accuracy, and Plausibility in Your Story”
Introduction: Characters are the essence of any narrative in creative writing. They are the vessels through which writers tell stories, convey emotions, and develop themes. Crafting characters with depth is an essential skill for any writer, as it allows readers to connect with stories at a deeper level. This blog post explores the intricacies of … Continue reading Spring 2024: Blog Post Two: Adding Layers of Depth to your Characters
"Inspired to Write" As writers, we all find inspiration for our craft from various places, some public and some private; some of these points of inspiration are deeply known and very important; others can be more general and seemingly insignificant. There is always that question of what motivates us to write, to pen words to … Continue reading Spring 2024: Blog Post One: “Inspired to Write”
Blog Post One: Fall '22 "Inspired to Write" "Inspired to Write..." As writers, we all find inspiration for our craft from various places, some public and some private; some of these points of inspiration are deeply known and very important; others can be more general and seemingly insignificant. There is always that question of what … Continue reading
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