There are a lot of people in the blogoshpere posting fiction on their blogs, and most of it falls into the flash fiction spectrum--I mean, why wouldn't a format that is pressured to be short not be a hotbed for flash stories? So to all my fellow blog authors out there, I ask you why … Continue reading Flash Fiction Publisher List
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Character Arcs
Below is an article that discusses ways to use arcs and growth to deepen your characters. I agree with the points that Jason Black offers, but I would add that character arcs do not have to lead to an ending where the character "becomes a better person." Tragedy can be just as compelling. Some of … Continue reading Character Arcs
Perspective and Words – Writeworks
Here's another interesting article on the WriteWorks blog about perspective and how it affects the meanings of words. The word used as an example here is "home." What does that word mean to you? For me, living abroad, it has a dual-meaning. It is where I live, with my wife and cats, but it is … Continue reading Perspective and Words – Writeworks
Flash Fiction – Managing Story Length
Here is a very good article on the hows of writing flash fiction. In particular, the author describes how to keep your story short but complete. Flash fiction seems to be a big deal these days. Many online publishers are looking for flash submissions. It it certainly worth it to read some tips on the … Continue reading Flash Fiction – Managing Story Length
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