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Thinking out Loud

sanborntonfarm wrote 4 days ago: I think a lot. Recently, it’s been about life, more than the creative writing side of my brain … more →

Tags: writing, Transitions, Storytelling

Yatta! Tuatha De Rising's first public reading

tuathaderising wrote 3 weeks ago: Phoenix Comicon has a whole slew of programming for authors, and two of them were Writer’s Cri … more →

Tags: writing, Tuatha Dé Rising, Phoenix Comicon, tom leveen, Sharon Skinner, Beta readers

Braiding a Dialogue Scene1 comment

dragonplume wrote 3 weeks ago: There is more to dialogue than talking heads. Dialogue scenes have four threads that may or may not … more →

Tags: The Craft, writer block, Scene (drama), dragonplume, writing scene, description, Dialogue, writing dialogue, Thought

YOU CAN HAVE CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT AND EXPLOSIONS

Daley James Francis wrote 1 month ago: They fight. He wins. When you’re writing action, it’s important to find a happy medium between writi … more →

Tags: Writings, film, Shane Black, Christopher Nolan, Bruce Willis, Die Hard, writing, screenplay, Jonathan Nolan

Writing Action5 comments

sanborntonfarm wrote 2 months ago: Dogfights are fun to read about, and watch. Being in one must be a combination of holding your gorge … more →

Tags: Fiction, Fantasy, writing, Fight Scenes, Combat

The 'Show Don't Tell' Boogie Man10 comments

Wendy Reis Editing wrote 3 months ago: Let the action show the reader what is happening. Don’t just tell them about it. Readers are n … more →

Tags: show them, Show Don't Tell, Actions speak louder than words, action scenes, demonstrate how your character is feeling

Writing an Action Scene4 comments

thegracefuldoe wrote 8 months ago: Last week I was answering interview questions about my story in the integrated short story collectio … more →

Tags: Writing skills and techniques, interview 2, Short Stories, book launch, Interview, Fanfic, character, eBook, Book Launch

Biff! Pow! Fight Scenes!4 comments

sureasmel wrote 8 months ago: I’m going to start off with a disclaimer: this post will not be applicable to everyone. If you … more →

Tags: orphans, writing, NaNoWriMo, Novelcraft, Writing Advice, Fight Scenes, physical fights, fist fights, pitfalls of fight scenes

Using the Passive Voice Properly2 comments

Bob Evenhouse wrote 10 months ago: Verbs are the precious jewels of writers everywhere. It does not matter if the writer composes poetr … more →

Tags: writing, Editing, The Passive Voice, active verbs, kryptonite

"Get away from her, you b%@$#!"16 comments

M.S. Fowle wrote 1 year ago: Sometimes, I need visuals. For anyone who has read my work, you know my feelings about strong female … more →

Tags: About Writing, Random Thoughts & Ramblings., msfowle, M.S. Fowle, Science Fiction, writing, ellen ripley, female action stars, female action heroes

Aero's Tips For Writing Action Scenes

aerogenousandrogyne wrote 1 year ago: (A quickie post from my pretty little lovie, who’s writing you can get a little taste of at hi … more →

Tags: Writing Tips, Tricks, and Opinions, writer, writing, Writing Tips, Fiction Writing, Action, fighting, action scenes, Action Tips

Writing action3 comments

Aubrey Cann wrote 1 year ago: Young adult is a genre that tends to have good deal of action driving the plot.  Divergent, The Hung … more →

Tags: Books, Young Adult books, Thoughts about Reading and Writing, the hunger games, divergent, YA Fiction, writing, the scorpio races, YA Novels

Editing That Action8 comments

melinda wrote 1 year ago: This weekend is being spent editing.  I have a work-in-process on its second round of revisions with … more →

Tags: General Blog, Writing Tips, melinda leigh, writing, Editing, Revisions

Fighting Q&A 3 comments

Rayna Vause wrote 1 year ago: The three of us here on Attacking the Page were recently interviewed by Angela Knight for her class … more →

Tags: General Blog, Kárate, Angela Knight, Rayna Vause, Fight Scenes, Elbow Strikes

Fight Scene Questions?11 comments

KM Fawcett wrote 1 year ago: Do you have questions about your fight scenes? Or about writing action? Or how to create believable … more →

Tags: Writing Tips, writing, Martial Arts, Fight Scenes, Questions, Characters

Catch Me If You Can by Guest Author Betsy Horvath13 comments

melinda wrote 1 year ago: In my day to day life, I tend to be rather meek and mild.  I work.  I write.  I hang out with friend … more →

Tags: General Blog, Writing Tips, action scenes, Carina Press, Betsy Horvath, hold me, car chases

There Is More To Writing Action Than Meets The Fist: Part 232 comments

writersinthestorm wrote 1 year ago: by Tiffany Lawson Inman I picked up Harlan Coben’s CAUGHT with the express knowledge that I would fi … more →

Tags: Craft 2, Writers in the Storm, Jenny Hansen, writing, Fiction, Harlan Coben, naked editor, Tiffany Lawson Inman, action scenes

Expressing Basic Physical Concepts in Words (That Don't Suck) -- Now With a Lesson from George Lucas

Geoffrey Cubbage wrote 1 year ago: This is a longer post, but bear with me — there’s real advice here as well as the obliga … more →

Tags: writing life, George Lucas, Technical Writing, star wars novelization

Your Villain is holding a Knife to your Heroine's throat. Now what?4 comments

melinda wrote 2 years ago: Kathy and I just gave our Kick Butt Heroes workshop at the Liberty States Fiction Writers Conference … more →

Tags: General Blog, melinda leigh, action scenes, Krav Maga, knife defense


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