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Free Writing Course by Rayne Hall
You may recall how I recently followed a great workshop by Rayne Hall organized by OIRWA.
Now, Rayne is offering a special free seminar aimed at self-isolating writers who wish to take advantage of the pandemic downtime to hone their writing skills.
Course description: Power up your Fiction
The pandemic crisis creates intense emotions and magnifies character traits. Use your observations, feelings, and experiences to enrich your works in progress, deepen characterization, intensify conflicts, and add realism to tense situations.
The assignments in this course will make you a better writer, and at the same time, you’ll reap the therapeutic benefits.
We will not write about the pandemic. Once this is all over, and the last thing people want to read and buy is pandemic stories. Instead, we’ll extrapolate your observations and apply them to the kind of fiction you write.
This is an intensive four-week seminar, with…
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Yep
That’s the truth!
Reading! The road to evil… #books
I knew there was a reason I love to read. Mwhahaha!
So, You’re A Writer Funnies
Kathy Bates in Misery
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Woody and Buzz from Toy Story
Pirates of the Caribbean
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(EVER FRIGGIN’ TIME!)
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Writers don’t get mad…
How To Help An Author Funnies (Or Just More Funny Author Memes)
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Aragorn
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Some Disney Snowman Thing
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Damn right, Chuck.
The curse of writer notes #amwriting #writerproblems #writing
Most of my notes tend to be in the pen and paper form
In The Beginning – Tell A Story Day 2016
Well, today is once again Tell A Story Day, but unfortunately, I didn’t remember in time to come up with a story, so I’m resharing this one from last year.
So, I found out a couple of days ago that today is Tell A Story Day. I had been playing around with the idea for a story the last few days, so I decided to use it for Tell A Story Day and share it here and treat you all to a BRAND NEW story featuring my mercenary sorceress character, Marissa Cobalt (star of Kismet and Tell and Chronicles of Riss)! Enjoy!
In The Beginning:
An Early Adventure in Sorcery
Sunlight glinted on the blue water of the Incara Ocean. The day was beautiful, bright and sunny. There was a light warm breeze that blew my long blue hair into my face, but I didn’t mind. I just stood at the railing of the ship and stared out at the water. I’d never seen the ocean before, and my fourteen-year-old self couldn’t get enough of the sight.
Sailors and…
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