Tag Archives: Narnia
Writing: Character Reactions Can Make Or Break Suspension of Disbelief
Character reactions to and use of your make-believe elements can make or break your reader’s suspension of disbelief. I’m a huge Yankees fan. During baseball season—especially the final few weeks and the playoffs—I do whatever it takes to keep track … Continue reading
Writing Speculative Fiction: Surround the Unbelievable with the Believable
Making Make-Believe Believable: The first technique to help your reader suspend disbelief is to surround the unbelievable with the believable. If you are new to this blog, I’ve been writing a series of posts about writing speculative fiction, including fantasy, … Continue reading
The Writing Process: Part 3 – Plot: Your Story’s Skeleton
A week ago, a friend of mine asked via Twitter: “Mrs. @mbweston, what’s your writing process?” To answer his question, I’ve been writing a series of blog posts about how I go about my personal writing process. So far, we’ve … Continue reading
Press Release: Author M. B. Weston To Speak to East Naples Middle School Students
Contact Information:Author: M. B. Weston (239-821-3769)Press Release: Karole Davis (239-290-4473)E-Mail: mbweston@elysianchronicles.comWebsite: http://www.elysianchronicles.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Author M. B. Weston To Speak to East Naples Middle School StudentsScheduled dates are September 14, September 17 and September 19 (August 31, 2007 – … Continue reading
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