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Article - Relevance of the Tattoo in Fiction - PJ Reece
Image courtesy : Author PJ Reece's Ram Tattoo / pjreece.ca
Interesting Read : Vowel Usage and their Connotations
Hi all, just stumbled upon an interesting read over at numerology.com in the post "Numerologist Hans Decoz blogs about Symbolism, Synchronicity and Numerology."
While the article I'm sharing has nothing to do with fiction directly- the writer makes an interesting connect between the usage of vowels and how word choice can reflect accurately a sense of feeling - reading this may help you maneuver the narrative voice better perhaps?
Article : Can Being a Good Writer Make You Selfish ?
Article: Knowing Who You Write For
Author Betsy Robinson talks about the dilemma that every writer will come upon at some point in their struggle to get their books out to publsihers - who to write for?
With the self-publishing market opening up big time and authors having to be their own one man army, it is becoming increasingly important for us to understand who we wish to write for - and what if we write for ourselves?
From the article:
This [sic] is particularly interesting in light of today’s publishing climate where new writers must present their work with proposals, clearly stating who their audience is and why people will buy their books. Read more here.
With the self-publishing market opening up big time and authors having to be their own one man army, it is becoming increasingly important for us to understand who we wish to write for - and what if we write for ourselves?
From the article:
This [sic] is particularly interesting in light of today’s publishing climate where new writers must present their work with proposals, clearly stating who their audience is and why people will buy their books. Read more here.
UnFiction : Why I Hate Blogs
Author Rachel Gladstone-Gelman kicks off a new month at Downright Fiction with an article on her reservations with that doubled edged sword that the web calls 'blogging.'
She discusses the slowly blurring line between free-speech blogs and author websites and how writing's seriousness may be affected with the twenty-something-character tweet slowly replacing the well crafted paragraph.
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