Karen | October 3, 2010
Stories can be plot driven or character driven, so which is the best formula to use when writing a story? Knowing a little about both methods should help in making a decision.
Karen | September 5, 2010
Theme is the take-away value your story provides; it can be a moral, a teaching, insight (in regard to your perspective) into the world or human nature. Along with the plot, it is what motivates your main character, subtly, to struggle to get from point A to point B.
Karen | June 20, 2010
As a super special way of welcoming Kathy Stemke on board as an editor and freelance writer, we are having a SUPER SPECIAL. With these affordable—yet limited time so act now—prices, you can’t afford to pass up this amazing opportunity.
Karen | April 10, 2010
Do you know proper punctuation and formatting? Do you know how to show rather than tell? If not, then join Writing for Children A Beginner’s Workshop on May 1st.
Karen | April 4, 2010
If you’ve signed up for a site’s newsletter, be sure to look out for the confirmation email because the autoresponder service cannot send any emails to you without it.
Karen | March 31, 2010
April not only bring a rejuvenation, it will also bring A Writer’s Life tour.
Karen | March 18, 2010
Do you need a degree in order to be a successful writer? In researching this topic, the articles I read all agree that it is not necessary.
Karen | March 8, 2010
The first paragraph is the pitch-within a couple of sentences you need to hook the editor or agent. The second paragraph is about you, again keep it brief and include your credentials.
Karen | January 27, 2010
In cost accounting there is a term: Opportunity Costs. What this term means is that if you choose one path or alternative, it is at the sake of other options and benefits.
