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Tag Archives: Writers Resources
Let me clear my throat
I’m taking a fantastic writing course at Gotham Writer’s Workshop. I’ve hesitated about signing up for an extensive course because it’s really expensive and I already get a lot of feedback from my writer’s group. However, I’ve been stuck at … Continue reading
Posted in writing, advice, Self improvement
Tagged Writers Resources, Gotham Writers' Workshop, Ray Bradbury, Writing and Editing
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Success Is in Your Hands
I spent all of Saturday indoors taking an intensive screenwriters course with Gotham’s Writers’ Workshop. Besides for the great advice on style and form, the teacher, Doug Katz, had a great tip: Don’t let the measure of your success fall into … Continue reading
Posted in advice, Self improvement, writing
Tagged Academy Award, Doug Kats, Gotham Writers' Workshop, Oscar, Screenplay, Screenwriting, Writers Resources
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Follow up on 750
A few weeks ago I wrote about a great technique that helped me get through writer’s block. Make an attainable goal of writing 750 words every day. If you’re not a writer you can set a goal of spending 30 … Continue reading
Posted in advice, commitment, creativity, writing
Tagged 750 Words, creative writing, Writers Resources, writing, Writing Exercises
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Another little tip
I’ve been working on my short story, Island of Trees, since I first got the idea for it during my trip to Nepal - two years ago. I’ve changed the main character four times, I’ve changed the perspective three times, I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in advice, creativity, perserverance
Tagged Nepal, tips, writer's block, Writers Resources
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A Tiny Tip
For all you writers out there who have ever experienced writer’s block I have a great tip. I’ve been working on a short story of mine and I came to a part that was very frustrating to write. Instead of … Continue reading