Category Archives: Questions 3

Questions 3: Tasty Treats

Posted on July 31, 2020 by

Most people enjoy treats.  They’re guilty pleasures and sinful indulgences.  Some of us hide it from the world.  Others revel in it.  Some have an easier time than others trying to pinpoint what their favorites are.  For example, I really … Continue reading →

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Questions 3: How Do You Describe the Physical?

Posted on July 10, 2020 by

It’s been a week with a topic that was more difficult than I expected.  You would think doing a physical description is basic and easy.  It’s part of a foundation for a character and a story when your goal is … Continue reading →

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Questions 3: Reading is Essential

Posted on June 3, 2020 by

Forgot to put the video above on Monday’s post, but people don’t click on these anyway.  I might just have repeatedly play while I type this up. This is fairly simple.  Most, if not all, of us are readers.  We … Continue reading →

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Questions 3: Editing (Right to the Point Here)

Posted on May 29, 2020 by

As I’ve said, editing is one of the hardest parts of writing.  It would be great if our first draft was the best and we never had to change a thing.  Some people believe this is what it’s like and … Continue reading →

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Questions 3: Adding to the Drama

Posted on May 13, 2020 by

Well, I guess I was in a mood when I marked this topic for today.  Perhaps I was thinking about writing drama, but the picture I grabbed seems to be something else.  Nothing to do, but carry on.  I mean, … Continue reading →

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Questions 3: Stressing About Stress

Posted on May 1, 2020 by

Let’s finish up our week about stress by opening the floor to everyone.  I’m sure we all have an opinion, strategy, or thoughts on the topic.  Some people shrug it off while others let it get to them.  So, I’m … Continue reading →

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Questions 3: The Runaway or Elusive Idea

Posted on March 27, 2020 by

I’ve spent the week writing tips and my own thoughts on how to handle a twisting idea.  I admit that it isn’t my area of expertise.  My character bios, plot summaries, outlines, and other world building write-ups put me in … Continue reading →

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Questions 3: Your Thoughts on Writing a Series

Posted on February 28, 2020 by

War of Nytefall: Eradication is the 4th book of this series.  Not much more of a lead in to that for this post.  Mostly because everyone has their own opinion on writing and reading the middle volumes of a series.  The … Continue reading →

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Questions 3: Using Historical Horrors in Fiction

Posted on January 22, 2020 by

I tried getting into ‘Man in the High Castle’, but it didn’t stick.  That’s not what this post is about, but the two episodes I watched had me thinking of something.  We have a lot of fiction that incorporates real … Continue reading →

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Questions 3: Talk about Talking

Posted on December 20, 2019 by

The original plan was for this to be a post about the different styles of dialogue.  I ran into a problem, which is that I really only know about how I do it.  Feels wrong to talk about the methods … Continue reading →

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