Improve Your Writing by Glenn G. Dahlem, Ph.D.
Posted on August 18th, 2011 in Online Writing by GlennDahlem
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One important aspect of writing short stories, plays & novels is characterization. Let’s explore some basics.
Tips for Writing Like a Professional Author
Posted on June 4th, 2011 in How To by Kristen Brady
Several tips to make your writing more realistic.
Writing Sexy Flash Fiction Has Never Been Easier
Remember to let the reader help you write the story.
Great Characterization and the Very Short Story
The flash fiction writer must get out of the way and let the characters act out the story. Show don’t tell.
Your Character’s Car
Posted on December 5th, 2008 in Writing by Darryl Brooks
Fiction writers are always trying find a way to introduce their character without resorting to dry descriptions. This article describes how the character’s car can tell the reader a lot about the character itself.
A View form the Bridge: Characterization and Atmosphere
Discuss the characterization and atmosphere in the final scene of act one of “A View from the Bridge”, focusing on dialogue and Miller’s stage directions.
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