It’s Good to be Bad – Writing Flawed Characters
By: Aryanne Ferguson This article asks if good characters make bad fiction. Off the top of my head I can think of a …
By: Aryanne Ferguson This article asks if good characters make bad fiction. Off the top of my head I can think of a …
By: Aryanne Ferguson Last week I heard a news story on the radio about a Russian website that broadcasts live webcam feeds. …
By: Ebonye Gussine Wilkins Part I, Part II, Part III of the Inspiration from Sitcoms series. Fashion matters. Okay, maybe not to …
By: Ebonye Gussine Wilkins We are continuing our series on getting great writing advice from sitcoms. Lesson I can be found here, …
By: Ebonye Gussine Wilkins Putting reality into fiction requires walking a very fine line. When I started writing Somewhat Close To Normal, it …
By: Aryanne Ferguson To learn about someone new, you begin at the surface level. And it’s only by asking questions, by showing interest, that …
By: Ebonye Gussine Wilkins It’s no secret that I learn a lot about life (and pop-culture) from sitcoms. I re-watch the same …
By: Aryanne Ferguson I’ve taken up painting. I paint with a $2 watercolor set and equally cheap brushes and paper. While I …
By: Aryanne Ferguson I often struggle to develop a clear physical picture of my characters. Am I in the minority, or can you paint your …
By: Ebonye Gussine Wilkins When we create characters, we know who we want them to be. In a way, it’s almost like …