More About Passive Writing

Posted By on December 20, 2009

Last post we talked about showing rather than telling. Since it’s such an important topic and can make the difference between a boring story and a sit on the edge of your seat, or a can’t wait to turn the page story, we have more.

Check out Lea Schizas post about passive writing:

http://penperfectassociates.blogspot.com/2009/12/passive-writing.html

Quick note: We seem to be having a problem with our home page not loading completely. Last time I looked (using IE) the right sidebar was gone!

I may have to delete my last post (The Deal with Showing Rather than Telling) and redo it. I’m hoping that will clear it up. Maybe I accidently added a bit of Word content to it (fingers crossed!)

So, if it’s not before this post, it’ll be after it.

Sorry for the inconvenience…it’s those darn internet gremlins at work again…

Karen

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Karen is a published author, ghostwriter, and freelance writer. She is the founder and manager of Writers on the Move; moderator of a children's writing critique group; and an editor with 4RV Publishing. Her books and e-books include: Day's End Lullaby (a children's rhyming bedtime picture book) Walking Through Walls (a children's MG fantasy adventrue) Writing, Publishing, and Marketing - You Can Do It How to Write Books for Children How to Attract Customers With Informational Marketing How to Create an eBook and What You Can Do With It The Self-Publisher's Guide Check out Karen's book page at: http://karencioffi.com Be sure to sign up (subscribe) for our FREE monthly newsletter.

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