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Monthly Archives: June 2015
‘Write What You Know’ a Birdie Tweeted
Thought-provoking comments I gleaned from the writerati (i.e., those who believe they know more than the rest of us) . . . ‘Write What You Know’ — Helpful Advice or Idle Cliché? http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/30/books/review/write-what-you-know-helpful-advice-or-idle-cliche.html?_r=0 Most writers have, for reasons of diffidence, … Continue reading
“Pulp Fiction”: Lessons in Writing Scenes
Watched “Pulp Fiction” last night. One weird-ass story (one character comes back from the dead, and not for the faint of heart — classic Quentin Tarantino bloodsplattering). But it has some great scripting that all writers can learn from — … Continue reading
Polishing Your Prose 