What kind of kids’ books do you think of when I say "science"? Probably nonfiction. I mean, let’s face it. There ...
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When I begin a new novel, I often struggle with the feeling that I don’t know enough about the characters’ world ...
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You might have as few as five pages to impress readers of your novel.
What makes the first 50 pages of your novel ...
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What a team! Writers and teachers K.L. Going and Clara Gillow Clark interviewed each other about their writing ...
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Reading the prologue to Ashley Hope Pérez’s award-winning historical fiction novel, Out of Darkness, is a litmus ...
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Spend any time with Sarah Aronson and you’ll walk away with three things. First, you’ll understand just how much ...
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This blog post has been reprinted from an article from Sarah Aronson’s weekly Creativity Journal, with permission. ...
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Writing a great scene is easy. A novel, however, adds layer after layer of complexity until it's hard to keep ...
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No doubt we could find a book on endings, hundreds of pages--scratch that--thousands of pages, a tome on endings. ...
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Note: A version of this post appeared on Swoon Reads in March 2015.When I was a little girl, my grandparents’ room ...
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Good Reasons to Obsess over Chapter One, Page One, and Line One
In One Writer’s Beginnings, Eudora Welty wrote, ...
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