1. Zoe M. McCarthy
examines the subject of, "A
Smart Strategy: Let Readers Write Portions of Our Stories." Think
about all the obvious details we know about a hospital room and then avoid
describing them in your story. She goes on to say that "...too much
description kills a readers engagement." Fascinating stuff.
2. Do you know your
Social Media I.Q.? Jennifer
Brown Banks summarizes the advantages/drawbacks of several social media
platforms.
3. Rick Marschall, of
Mondayministry.com
blog, writes we'll soon be the Illegals.
4. Susan Panzica, at Eternity
Cafe, shares her reflections on Homeward Bound.
5. Jerry
Jenkins talks about why readers skip over crucial parts of our stories.
Writers: How do you
increase readers' interest in your story?
Readers: Are there
parts of a story that you skim over? What are they?
Photo Credit: xx lawrence
Photo Credit: xx lawrence
2 comments:
Hi Susan - all useful links .. thank you. I clicked into Jennifer's Social Media IQ - and what she says makes sense ... cheers Hilary
Thanks Susan, for these goodies. And for the inclusion of my site. :-)
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