Write Every Day, Not "Some Day"!
Today’s Reading Room post is by regular contributor Jami Balkom, who is reading a story a day during 2012. This week she was reading Peeling by Nathan Holic. Diversion. A woman struggling with fertility finds a distraction away from her marital and emotional struggle. She finds herself collecting beer labels, craft beers of all kinds, and [...]
This week’s prompts are all about point of view and narrative voice. Write a story from the third person limited POV. “Third Person, Limited” means that, unlike yesterday, your narrator never says “I did this”, rather you talk about “he went to the door”, “He opened it.” The ‘Limited” part means that all the judgements [...]
Step-by-step instructions on how to write every day, not "some day". Lessons, workbooks and timesheets included!
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