This is a series of books that have exercises in them for writers. \u00a0I will admit, at first, I was skeptical, but some of the exercises I think I’ll be able to use. \u00a0I know this book I will be able to use.<\/p>\n
A couple of the exercises I like are “The Collage” and “The Wedding Cake”. \u00a0I tried those and enjoyed them immensely. \u00a0I did have a writing notebook that I kept beside me where ever I had a table, but when NaNo started, I had just one notebook and kept that with me. \u00a0In that notebook I would have the summary of what I did the day before, so that if I had a chance to sit down and write in it, I could. \u00a0I plan on keeping that as my writing journal.<\/p>\n
Anyway, back to the book. \u00a0Most of the articles are by teachers, or by people who have published books that I’ve never heard of. \u00a0I suppose it’s more for literary fiction than the kind of genre I read and write in (urban fantasy). \u00a0Regardless, pick up this book, and you will find that these exercises will help you with characterization and give you great ideas. \u00a0They might be junk, but at least they’re good ideas.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This is a series of books that have exercises in them for writers. \u00a0I will admit, at first, I was skeptical, but some of the exercises I think I’ll be able to use. \u00a0I know this book I will be … Continue reading