Friday, March 4, 2016

Seven Writing Links -- Volume 115

The last couple of weekends, the family and I have been out of town, which means my weekend writing time has been mostly nonexistent.   I was either spending my time interacting with the family, or, after they'd all gone to bed, I was too tired to stay up and write. But we're staying put this weekend, so I have high hopes for getting some real writing accomplished.

We'll see how it goes. Even though the days are becoming longer, the nights are still cold, and I often find myself sitting in front of my computer late at night concentrating not on the story, but on how nice it would be to crawl into a nice warm bed. And caffeine doesn't help.

Wish me luck.

Have a great weekend and enjoy the links.

ChemistKen


Business Musings: Bestselling Feet And Other Thoughts

Indie Publishing Paths: What’s Your Reader Retention Plan? Part One

Scene Structure: Endings—Inevitable or Unpredictable?

Rethinking the Mentor

Writers: Make it Cinematic

Liar, Liar! Pants on Fire! Writing the Unreliable Narrator

What You Might Not Know about Scene Middles



5 comments:

  1. Crank the heat. Although still not as good as a warm bed...

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  2. Good luck! Here's hoping you have a very productive weekend. :)

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  3. Great article on the unreliable narrator. They are such a challenge to both write and read.

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  4. What would we do without caffeine, though. At least it perks us up a bit. I don't think I'd have completed a single book without my cup of coffee at hand. Good luck on getting that concentration back on the story.

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  5. Nice selection of links this week. My fingers are crossed you get writing this weekend. :-)

    Anna from elements of emaginette

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