Great On The Page
Marti LeimbachI teach myself (and others!) to write better by looking closely at work I love
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It sounds lived, not researched
When Henry Gaunt’s mother convinced him to enlist, I had to order the audiobook of Alice Winn’s In Memoriam. I didn’t think I could continue the work of reading the paperback, so painful did I find the experience of these school-age boys an...
How to use setting to deepen character
Our feelings inform how we respond to everything around us. Nowhere is this more obvious than in fiction. Writers are forever revealing human nature through how characters relate to others, as well as the environments in which we place them...
Writing The Inciting Incident
If you’ve spent any time on the craft of writing you know about setting up an inciting incident. In the simplest terms, it’s the event that occurs in the early part of the plot that moves your main character in a different direction. As you...
Miss Benson's Beetle
Rachel Joyce’s novel, Miss Benson’s Beetle, has occupied my bedside table now for many months. I read it through twice, and I continue to dip in and out when I need to feel a little better about life.
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Novelist writing for adults and young adults, NYT bestseller, Oxford Univ. tutor, posting mostly about the writing I love
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