Tag: Mary Carroll Moore
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Writerly Round-Up (26 May – 1 June)
Writers use red herrings the way magicians use sleight of hand—to distract their readers from seeing what’s really there. In this video tutorial, award-winning author Jane K. Cleland explains how to use red herrings to build page-turning suspense.
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Writerly Round-Up (12 – 18 May)
In my youth, I wanted to be older than my brother, I thought I could run the world and time passed at a snail’s pace. Funny how my take on reality has changed. I am okay with my brother being the oldest of 8, I am not going to run for president in 2020 and…
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Writerly Round-Up (5 – 11 May)
Writerly Round-Up Mary Carroll Moore When we have an idea for a book, that original vision feels whole, complete in our minds. The force of its image drives us to write. But as we write, we must force this wholeness through the narrow funnel of the linear brain. It can get squeezed and jumbled, come…