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...inutes. The full-length version also includes coffee shop owner George Broxton’s comments at the beginning. It runs 29 and 1/2 minutes. This version is also available on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/RossBLampert.author/videos/481383622327870. Lots of ways you can share this: Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Email Print More Pinterest Reddit...Read More
...r—as the FBI profiler builds the psychological sketch of the killer—or may come out later—as the killer himself, the investigator, or the prosecutor explains his motivations. In cases like this, the need for and the timing of at least some of the specific revelations are pretty clear. Practical Example That’s not always the case, though. Take my own first book, The Eternity Plague. My heroine, a medical researcher, has to decide if she’s going to...Read More
...want to wait until you’ve seen more of the book—maybe all of it—before you come to a conclusion. And if you’re the author, it’s vital for you to understand that until you have the whole first draft done, you will not really know where the book should start. You will learn things about your story and your characters in the process of writing that first draft that may well cause you to completely replace the beginning you originally wrote. If you do...Read More
...ou responded that way. This requires that awareness—“right now I’m feeling [emotion] because [the characters are doing/saying/feeling/thinking X, for example]”—and the ability to capture that awareness and write it down. Finally, when the writing isn’t successful, try to suggest to the author how he or she might achieve what you think they meant to. In later posts, we’ll get into the details of characterization, structure, setting, pace, tone, dia...Read More
...” go back to question #3, try to determine what the writer was trying to accomplish, and then propose a way that he or she might do that. This is also a learned skill, so don’t be concerned if you have trouble doing it at first. If you’re a member of a writers’ group, listen to your fellow writers and how they try to accomplish this task. What seems to work? What doesn’t? The author’s verbal and non-verbal responses—and your own—to these suggestio...Read More
...mine whether an author is providing too much detail throughout a story? Once again, don’t worry about how many details you provide when you add your suggestions in the comments box below. [1] From http://www.dailyscript.com/scripts/amadeus.html. Lots of ways you can share this: Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Email Print More Pinterest Reddit...Read More
...minor. It should not be something silly, a sign that you’re struggling to come up with something good to say, like, “Your margins were wonderful.” Your purpose is to not only compliment the writer for something well done but to make them more receptive to what you’re about to tell them. Then you go to the “hard” stuff, the things that did not work, or did not work well. Be sure to explain why they did not, as best you can, and offer suggestions o...Read More
...the protagonist: one step forward makes room for the two steps backward to come. If the scene’s protagonist is the story’s antagonist, or even a secondary character, letting him make progress toward his goals can be a direct or indirect way to make things worse for the story’s protagonist. Those are the requirements for the end of a scene. They’re the same for the end of a chapter, only more so. Cliffhangers are appropriate here, but not at the en...Read More
...ke the Survivor Tree, the American Elm that survived the bombing and has become the Memorial’s symbol, Oklahoma City and the surrounding region have recovered, taken other body-blows (in the form of massive, deadly tornados), survived, recovered again, and not just gone on, but gotten better. The people here learned to weather all kinds of storms they could not have imagined before they happened. They have learned about strength–strength they neve...Read More
...in the business in the area, and here he is at work. https://rossblampert.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/P1020626.mp4 OK, it wasn’t exactly the same kind of “magic moment” that The Drifters were singing about in the background, but it’s a pretty big deal anyway. And speaking of big, the bookcase cabinets are going in in the office. That trim piece around them needs to be just right, and of course the walls aren’t perfectly straight, so whenever t...Read More
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