Categoría: How to write fiction
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About dialogue: She said, he said. p2
to avoid your reader getting lost, make dialogue as clean as possible.
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About dialogue: She said, he said. p1
START WITH A DESCRIPTION OF PEOPLE TALKING instead of starting with a dialogue.
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What are the 7 principles of theatre plays? p4
Last time it was all about how characters reacting and talking the way they’re supposed to on stage creates the mood but this entry is about TIME. Synchronization: In a play, time runs parallel; two to three hours happening in real time. A sort of dramatized reality show. What you see happening is happening in…
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What are the 7 principles of theatre plays? p2
Do we have to care about what comes up in theatre when we don’t even write playwrights? Maybe not. Except for the part in which the different media covet what the other media CAN do.
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What are the 7 principles of theatre plays? p1
The audience gives a bull about the kind of a theatre play they’re watching. They won’t analyze if it is dialogued or narrated or whatever. The audience cares about liking it or not liking it.
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The One Rule of (Writing) Witchcraft – Writer’s Digest
https://www.writersdigest.com/write-better-fiction/the-one-rule-of-writing-witchcraft
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Can imagination lead us to write nonsense?
CAN TWO TEENAGERS HOLD A HIPPOGRYPH BY FORCE? Nein. If I (56 kg, 154 cm) struggle to hold on a cutey animal such as a sheep [for sure not smaller and perhaps a little bigger than a Saint Bernard dog at 80 kg average — the dog not the sheep]… A horse like animal, said…
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What to do if you can’t create a lovely villain?
<< I think it is also possible to make a hero-psychopath one hundred percent sick and revolting, and still make him fascinating for his very blackness and all-round depravity. I very nearly did this with Bruno in Strangers on a Train , for even Bruno’s generosity is neither consistent nor well-placed, and there is nothing…