It might not seem like Phillip Pullman's work can translate into other areas of writing. But, this fiction author is full of surprises. Whether you're writing content or crafting a script, take these tips for aspiring writers to heart. A Great Story Can Find its Format The His Dark Materials trilogy had a rough start… Continue reading The Best Tips for Writing from Phillip Pullman
Let's face it – we writers spend a lot of time reading about writing. No matter what genre you favor, chances are you've probably read your fair share of articles and interviews with famous authors, eagerly looking for tips from the pros. The odds are also good that you've got a few books on the… Continue reading The Fresh Voices In Writing And What They Teach Us About Breaking Through as An Author
When you picture a copywriter at work, what do you see in your mind? Perhaps you picture a person sitting at a desk hunched over a typewriter or keyboard tapping away as if their fingertips are playing a never-ending game of “Whack-A-Mole” with the keys. After an extensive period of nonstop tapping, he or she… Continue reading The Copywriter- A Story of Writing Magic
From a long resume, Margaret Atwood has some great writers’ tips. In her many years of writing, she has produced children's stories, novels, poetry, nonfiction, graphic novels, television scripts and more. Her writing speaks volumes on their own. These great writers’ tips can help anyone hone their skill and develop habits for a successful career.… Continue reading 7 Best Tips for Writing from Margaret Atwood
"Books are a uniquely portable magic." Steven King If books were once the most portable form of entertainment, mobile tech, and content streaming means that films and television shows are now just as accessible from nearly anywhere. A new show on Hulu has been generating recent buzz among fiction readers, specifically fans of acclaimed author… Continue reading Castle Rock – A Gripping Investigation of Stephen King’s Multiverse
Gillian Flynn is thriller content’s current queen. First came Gone Girl. Next came Sharp Objects, this summer’s thriller-series-to-watch, adapted from book to small screen. Book to Small Screen Six years ago, Flynn’s novel Gone Girl skyrocketed to the top of the publishing charts. Readers everywhere got a taste of Flynn’s gothic, lingering tone and engaging,… Continue reading Sharp Objects – An Exploration of the Journey from the Book to the Small Screen
When thinking of good writers, someone like Ursula K. Le Guin comes to mind, a brilliant wordsmith with seemingly endless talent. Yet, Le Guin herself railed against pigeonholing writers. During a home interview, she remarked with snark, “I don’t want to be reduced to being ‘the sci-fi writer.’” She instead wanted to be remembered as… Continue reading Are You a Good Writer? Here’s Why the Answer Doesn’t Matter (And What Actually Counts When You’re a Professional Writer)
