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Writing skateboard fiction is a such a fun thing to try out as it’s like making a daydream permanent, sharable, and you can get paid for it. So whether you’re writing for yourself for fun, writing stories for your friends to laugh about, or want to publish on Amazon you’re going to need some tips to produce a great story. …
Quora is a writers paradise. Why? Because all the responses to weird and wonderful questions are supplied by people that have the answers. What’s more, the crowd vote up the best ones by the most credible sources. For that reason, you can be sure of a great research experience. For new writers looking to find out about a specific topic …
I recently put together a list of examples for a Show, Don’t Tell topic for my writing group, and thought I’d share them here for my own reference and other people to enjoy: We all know what it is: Telling the reader something, when you could show it instead. I’ve heard this advice a zillion times, but it’s taken a …
I found a lithub post about Skateboarding in Fiction, and damn it’s good! Read on…
Here’s a deal for you: let’s all try and do as little selling and marketing as we possibly can!
So I’ve written a twist into my story, and haven’t got a clue what to do about it. Help!
The silence is over! I have posted another update. Someone better read this, because I’m not doing all this for me! 😉
Here’s a controversial post for you… *gulp*
This post is specifically for people who are really itching to buy a FreeWrite.
I have changed the strap line for Credibleink.com to ‘Demystifying the creative writing process.’ Whoa, hold up there, Mark. Don’t you need to be a skilled professional/teacher to become an authority on a craft such as this? No. You just need to know a little more than the person looking to learn, and if they like the sound of what you’re saying then, …