Creating Stories: The Uses of Setting
by Hank Quense The story’s setting gives the readers a sense of time and location. This allows the readers to begin building images in their minds. The scene settings (which Continue Reading →
Category: Fiction
posts about novels, short stories and any other kind of fiction writing
Nancy-Jo Taiani’s New Book
“The Mushroom’s Other Hat” by Nancy-Jo Taiani Do fairies really dance within fairy rings on moonlit nights? Amber, the mushroom, doesn’t seem to know. But she does know that she Continue Reading →
A Path To Publication
by Ron Bremner I know that many of you have been published. For those who haven’t, I would like to suggest a path to publication, at least in journals. It’s Continue Reading →
Kristine Lombardi’s New Book
Kristine’s new book has been published by Harper-Collins. Here is the book blurb: A funny picture book about friendship, in the tradition of Arnold Lobel’s Frog and Toad. Mr. Biddles Continue Reading →
An Overview of Story Creation
By Hank Quense Let’s assume you are a new (or inexperienced) fiction writer. You probably know that creating a story requires a great deal of work and thinking. You may Continue Reading →
anthology call for submissions
See the submission details in the graphic. Submitted by Ron Bremner