Tag Archives: the novel in progress
Storyboard, Aug 3
This is what my storyboard for book two looked like two days ago. (The part with the green background.) It had three cards on it when I started writing book one. While writing book one, I occasionally slapped new cards … Continue reading
Filed under Analog, Index Cards, Novels, Office, Organizing, Save the Cat, Screenwriting, Storyboard, Writers, Writing
And behind door number three…
If you’re not interested in the creative process and how I get from “idea” to “book,” you’ll want to skip this one. So. I have had a storyboard on the wall for book two in my trilogy for, maybe 18 … Continue reading
Filed under Analog, Index Cards, research, Save the Cat, Screenwriting, Storyboard, Writers, Writing, Writing Process
This is not the new post I promised.
Not exactly. That will require the finding of the camera. But as an experiment, I attempted to recreate the photo here using the camera on my MacBook. Erm, not so successful. But, anyway, a few notes and a picture to … Continue reading
Filed under Dallas Cowboys, Fountain Pens, Kindle, Moleskine, Office gear, Writers, Writing
Is it time to push, yet?
Is it aways this hard? I think the answer is yes. When I finish a book or script, I usually really, really like the ending. And because I look back at them and think, “I like how I did that,” … Continue reading
Stupid writer tricks.
No, I don’t really think these are stupid. But I called them that because, well, whatev. I just did. The first time I sold a novel, I wrote it with a certain voice in my head, a voice that ran … Continue reading
Filed under amazon, Kindle, Moleskine, Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting, Writing
, by Mary Ann Shaffer
, by Marion Chesney
, by Marion Chesney
, by Ariana Franklin
by Margiad Evans
by Jo Beverley
by Jo Beverley
by Jo Beverley
