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Theme It
There’s a hell of a lot to be got out of considering theme when you’re writing fiction. I’d argue that it’s hard to write something and it not have some sort of identifiable theme. A lot of the time, themes form … Continue reading
Posted in Musings on Writing
Tagged creative writing, dagda publishing, debut scifi novel, fiction writing, getting published, inspiration, motivation, novel writing, publishing, sci fi, science fiction, science fiction debut release, scifi, spce pirates, theme, writing, zero, zero by j s collyer
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Journeying with Company – the Giving and Receiving of Constructive Criticism
Getting feedback on your work is, a lot of people would argue, an essential part of developing your projects, as well as yourself as a writer. Many writers will at some point on their journey submit their work for review … Continue reading
Posted in Musings on Writing
Tagged com, creative writing, criticism, critique, feedback, language, pace, structure, theme, tutorial, workshop, writing, youwriteon
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