Elements of Storytelling—Pacing
If a story were a song, then the pacing would be the “rythm” the story wraps itself around. If a song has a lousy rhythm the songwriter will lose his Continue Reading
L. Andrew Cooper – Five Things Learned Writing PERITONEUM
Incessantly Bothering Dr. Cooper for the Interview: Peter Welmerink Snaking through history–from the early-1900s cannibal axe-murderer of “Blood and Feathers,” to the monster hunting on the 1943 Pacific front Continue Reading
What is Timeless
The Crooked Halo column by Joann H. Buchanan What is Timeless Through dark of night And razors edge A timeless past Has come to hedge. For what was once An Continue Reading
Make Time to Write
Down the Rabbit Hole column by Melissa Robinson Make Time to Write For any author, having the time to write is extremely important. I want to spend this week talking Continue Reading
Censorship
The Crooked Halo column by Joann H. Buchanan CENSORSHIP National Journalist Dennis Michael Lynch was recently cut off on his own show for speaking his mind. Let me repeat that. Continue Reading
Just Breathe
The Crooked Halo column by Joann H. Buchanan Just Breathe I believe as writers, we are conduits of human emotions. We are meant to create worlds that already exist Continue Reading