Writing About Writing
Lorna SmartI write about my writing, my experiences with writing, and about anything else relating to writing.
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Returning To Pen and Notebook
My writing buddy.
Over the last few months, I’ve been struggling to add much to my novel manuscript, as every time I open the file on my laptop, my brain runs away and hides. Not surprisingly, I was getting frustrated and starting to wonde...
I Once Tried Writing Erotica
Drawn by me.
In 2012, I embarked on a new genre of writing: erotica. I wanted to stretch my writing abilities and, to be fair, it certainly did that!
It is so cringeworthy that even Mills and Boon would laugh their pants off (or throw up...
Can You Have Too Many Characters?
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I have quite a few characters in my novel (approx 12). I know that, as this is my first draft, some of those may well be culled while editing. However, it did raise the question: how many characters are too man...
Two Years Later
I started writing on Substack in April 2024. It started partly as another way to promote my freelancing, but it became more than that.
Writing here quickly became something I actively looked forward to (hence why there are now two sections...
Writing Teenagers
One of the main characters in my novel is a teenage girl. I was one of those once, many years ago. However, that hasn’t made it any easier.
When it comes to writing characters, it is so easy to fall into stereotypes, often without even rea...
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