Writing Rhythm
Craig StricklandTips & tricks for jump-starting your fiction-writing engine and keeping the damned thing running.
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A Contest for Writers, Redux
Again, I toss down the gauntlet.
Photo by Giorgio Trovato on Unsplash
Let’s lead with the prizes.
The grand prize-winning work will be published here, with attribution and accolades, and the creator shall receive these worthy goodies...
AI vs. Fiction: Downsides
Image by SJ from Pixabay
Is this a face only a mother could love? Or could you see it as anthropomorphic—or human—enough that you could trust it with your own fiction writing? And, hey, if you’re in a question-answering mood, here’s one mo...
AI vs. Fiction: Upsides
ThankYouFantasyPictures from Pixabay
In this first of our two-parter on this very topical subject we’ll talk potentially positive uses in writing. Part two we’ll reserve for, shall we say, the downsides.
We’ll start with an irony. We are...
Writer's Block: The Exorcism
Gerd Altmann from Pixabay
Let’s wind up this four-parter by exorcising the writer’s block demon. But instead of holy water, salt and smudging we’ll tap into positive thinking & support.
Jerry Jenkins
Jerry Jenkins organizes many of our p...
Authors Unlock Writer’s Block
Image by Peggy und Marco Lachmann-Anke from Pixabay
Grant Snider – Incidental Comics
Could it possibly be that easy? Ray Bradbury thinks so.
Ray Bradbury
“If you have writers’ block you can cure it this evening by stopping what you’re d...
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Craig Strickland teaches writing, has given countless presentations on fiction and has many years of experience in critique. He has seen numerous stories published in different genres for both adults and kids in magazines, anthologies and books.
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