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The Truth About Editing
Posted by lupa08 in The Unclassified Section on January 27, 2017
Image: Nic McPhee, Flickr
As I mentioned in Sunday’s WRITING CHRONICLE, I’m taking an online course on writing fiction to learn to compose more structured literature. Last week, we learned about Developing Characters: detailing, often using ordinary words in uncommon ways, to create images and bring characters to life. This week, we learned about Editing: simplifying the details until only relevant materials remain in order to keep readers focused on the character. [Ouch.] Read the rest of this entry »
WRITING CHRONICLES #04: My introduction to the world of free online courses (05 min read)
Posted by lupa08 in The Unclassified Section on January 22, 2017
Image: Wikimedia
One moment, please… I’m online with MOOC
So I have been taking a fiction writing course online. Seems a bit after the fact, yeah… But once I finished writing my novel, I realized I need to learn to be organized in my novel-writing. So, MOOC. Read the rest of this entry »
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