Guinea Pig Writers Needed!
The Art and Craft of Writing a Superversive Writing Class For some time, Superversive Press has been talking about putting out a writing course–a series of videos or podcasts. This class would be based on my Writing Tips, my The Three Things I Tell Everyone–my collected information gathered from my years as a professional…
Guest Post: Is This The Golden Age of Publishing?
A Golden Age Of Publishing? by Jonathan Moeller Is this a golden age for publishing? I would answer with this statement: In the past eight years, Amazon and the Kindle (and other ebook platforms) have done more for readers and writers than traditional publishing has in the last thirty. Why? For writers, the biggest…
All About That Spook. Bout That Spook. No Terror! — Guest Post at Magical Words
The Superversive Blog will return next week with a Guest Post. This week, we have a writing article over at Magical Words. Here is the opening: My youngest son has a longstanding problem with nightmares. So he has learned to avoid things that might spark them. He will not walk through a modern bookstore,…
Wright’s Writing Corner: The Diamonds, the Piano, or the Chicken?
Diamonds, piano, or chicken, which will the space pirates pick? What does your character want? This is one of the number one things aspiring writers leave out of their manuscript. They tend not to tell the reader what the character wants. In particular, the reader needs to know: What is the character’s goal?…
Wright’s Writing Corner: Redeeming Villains: How Not To Do It
Wright’s Writing Corner: Guest Post by Katie Cross
Wright’s Writing Corner: Lost in La-La-Land–And So The Adventure Begins — A new Writing Blogger!
Wright’s Writing Corner: Guest Post Author Margo Bond Collins
Wright’s Writing Corner: Beware the Sneer of Reader X! or Don’t Skimp on the Cover Art!
Beware, fair reader! Be not slain by the baneful sneer of Reader X, The Condemner of Covers! So who is Reader X? And why does he condemn books with less-than-professional-looking covers? If you would keep yourself—and your book—from so dire a fate, read on! I have a great many friends who are published by small…