Storyology from Both Sides of the Page
Whenever a book is adapted to a movie, all its readers flock to the theatre to see if the directors could pull off the text’s awesomeness. I wonder if the same would stand for the opposite. I don’t know about you but I think that there are some movies that should be adapted to books. […]
To be a good writer, you have to be a good reader. That’s why I started keeping a reading journal. It’s an excellent tool to keep the reader in me alive!
There are a few things you can still do to make sure you’re continuing to focus on your story. Like researching in these 5 ways.
If you establish these other 5 elements along with the other three, you’re on a roll for a well-crafted story for others to enjoy for years.
I get it–it’s easier. But, that doesn’t mean it should be done. It kills me when my high school freshmen mix up motifs and themes. Thinking they’re interchangeable, it makes it almost impossible to get them to understand how very different they are. It’s frustrating for me. Motifs are everywhere in life; we need to […]