If you take note of when and how these different techniques are used, you can apply them to your writing.
Writing Resources
I love writing, but I also love teaching writing and encouraging or coaching other writers. This part of my website is the natural outgrowth of that passion.
From time-to-time, I will add information or websites that I hope other writers might find useful, like this one from Purdue University:
https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/subject_specific_writing/creative_writing/index.html
The owl at the beginning of the URL mean Online Writing Lab and it is the creation of Purdue University. This particular part of their site is the introduction to Creative Writing resources. If you look to your left, you will see just a glimpse of all the great resources available to you here.
Keep watching because I will add more resources, mostly dependent on either what I need or what my students need.
Ending Your Story or Book Nov. 20, 2019
A great ending is all in the build-up.
Character Arc Notes November 13, 2019
The arc is the emotional or psychological growth, transformation and development of your character
November 6, 2019 Character Development
Just like real people, our characters have emotional inner worlds. Even if this world consists of a lack of emotion (or rather, of the ability to show emotion), this is still an emotional quality.
Class 6, October 30, 2019 Writing scene breaks and transitions that develop your story
What is a scene break? Scene breaks can occur any time you change location, time period, or character POV in a story.
October 16, 2019: Class Notes, Creative Writing and Memoir
What should a third chapter do?
Class Notes October 9, 2019
In short: showing illustrates, while telling merely states.
