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MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Join Leslie Helakoski and Darcy Pattison in Honesdale PA for a spring workshop, April 23-26, 2015. It's a great Christmas present to yourself or a writer friend! Full info
here.
COMMENTS FROM THE 2014 WORKSHOP:
- "This conference was great! A perfect mix of learning and practicing our craft."�Peggy Campbell-Rush, 2014 attendee, Washington, NJ
- "Darcy and Leslie were extremely accessible for advice, critique and casual conversation."�Perri Hogan, 2014 attendee, Syracuse,NY
Thank you!
Your support for the last year has meant so much. And because of your nominations, Fiction Notes has been named one of the Top 10 Blogs for Writers 2015!
WritetoDone.com has named the 2015 Top 10 Blogs for Writers.
The other blogs named to this honor are amazing! Click on the image to check out the full list.
This blog succeeds only because of readers like you! If you’d like to see a special topic covered this year, please leave a comment and we’ll try to research answers and write a post for you.
Here’s a story theory of mine worth checking out:
http://writetodone.com/facts-of-fiction/
…published today on the Write to Done website.
I mean it when I say, “Check it out.” The next film you see or novel or read, examine it for the escape story it most probably is.
And if you’re writing a story, see if your protagonist isn’t escaping from some kind of prison. Of the different kind of escapes possible, one of them is the key to writing fiction that gives readers their money’s worth.
I’d love to hear your thoughts once you’ve read the post. You can comment here below, or on the Write to Done site.
I’m living in both locations for a few days.
Cheers.
PJ
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