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Tag Archives: Young-adult fiction
Connecting with Young Adult Readers the Emotional Way
I was going through my old journals from my younger years today and found many short stories and poems written by me when I was as young as twelve or thirteen. Here are a few samples: LOVE Love is like … Continue reading
My life and a YA summer challenge progress update
I can’t believe it has been five days since I have posted anything. That is what happens when life gets busy. Last Wednesday my children and I brought a lost kitten home from school and proceeded to spend the bulk … Continue reading
Posted in Writing Journey
Tagged Fantasy literature, Fiction, flash fiction, Harry Potter, Oliver, Writing, Young-adult fiction
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A Serious Case of Writer’s Flow
We have all heard of writer’s block. He is that little demon that swoops in and flirts with your muse for a bit. While he is keeping her distracted you grow increasingly worried that she will turn her back on … Continue reading
Posted in Writing Journey
Tagged Arts, Communications, Word count, writers block, Writers Resources, Writing, Writing and Editing, Young-adult fiction
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Storybook software is potentially a writer’s best friend.
So those of you who read my blog will know I am writing another novel. For those of you who don’t know about it, I am participating in a YA novel summer writing challenge where I hope to have my … Continue reading
YA Novel Challenge
Theodora Goss posted a YA writing challenge on her blog. Basically she plans on writing a YA novel in three months over the summer. She invited other writers to join in with her challenge and comment or blog on their … Continue reading
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Tagged Fiction, flash fiction, Theodora Goss, Word count, Writing, Young-adult fiction
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How do you choose which point of view to use?
Lately, I have read and thought a lot about point of view. I have read that most fantasy novels are written in the third person point of view and most romance novels are written in the first person point of … Continue reading
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Tagged Fantasy, Narrative mode, Novel, point of view, Protagonist, Romance novel, WIP, Writing, Young-adult fiction
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Thursday Tinkering aka Editing Day
I have decided to put aside one day a week to edit my completed novel until it shines. Today is editing day. Why today? Why a Thursday? Well it is as good of day as any. I have started the … Continue reading
Posted in Writing Journey
Tagged billie jo woods, editing, Fantasy, Fiction, Writing, Young-adult fiction
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The Genre Chooses the Writer
Haley Whitehall usually writes historical fiction. She has lately been working on writing fantasy. As a result she has posted a challenge for writers to try to write in a different genre to what they normally would. You can read … Continue reading
Posted in Writing Journey
Tagged Fiction, Historical fiction, Online Writing, Writers Resources, Young-adult fiction
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