Here are some links to pages with advice for getting started. There is all kinds of different advice from what to eat to be more creative to different writing prompts to get your creativity flowing. Enjoy!
This page is dedicated to information about getting published. These links will help you get ready to publish, how to find a publisher, and how to avoid literary scams. Publishing can be a drawn out, ugly process. Let these links be your guide.
Writing is serious business, but sometimes you just want to have fun. Fun is what this page is for! We've collected several quirky, silly, funny, and interesting links about writing and literature. These websites and videos make for quick diversions that not only entertain, but may just stoke your creativity. Enjoy.
Revision can sometimes be a difficult and confusing process. Fortunately, we have compiled a list of guides and articles about revising and workshopping. Now matter how difficult the process is for you, remember that revising is just a way of making your work better.
This page is dedicated to information about genre and literary elements. Not sure how to write a love poem? Or maybe you're struggling to put dialogue in your story. Check out the links below for all sorts of tips and how to's.
This link review covers an extremely level-headed perspective on teaching creative writing while adding one significant detail that could further this link's useful breakdown analysis a touch beyond its already wonderful quality of discussion.
As of late I’ve been exploring the web comic world. Why? Because there is an artwork being provided to an audience for free and it seems to do well enough to stay afloat. My main resources for this reading and speculation have been from PVP, Penny Arcade, and Questionable Content. The following are three observations that creative writers can note from these web comic communities.
12Writing frequently features links on our Facebook fan page, but why? This is the first of hopefully many future reviews to come that explain what we find so interesting about the pages we share and how we approach these writing resources for ourselves as writers. Not every page is perfect, but many pages are providing amazing information. We hope these reviews will help you get the most out of our featured Facebook posts and be a site for continuing discussion on the writerly subjects that matter most to you.
Can good writing be taught? It's a pretty simple question. I mean, it is only five words long. It shouldn't be that complicated right? Unfortunately, there is no simple yes or no answer to this question.
Do you have a story or poem in need of feedback? Would you like to share your work online? Then submit your work for Online Review. The first five writers to submit their work by June 15, 2012 will receive comprehensive feedback (totally free of charge) to be shared on the 12Writing homepage. Read On to send us your work!
Jess has been organizing and arranging 12Writing.com to bring some order to the chaos that is online writing. You should take a look at the Tips for Writers tab she's been putting together - it's a growing reference guide to the helpful links we're finding online. If you yourself have a link you'd like us to feature, Drop Us a Line. And don't forget to read on more more about Jess.
If you've visited Our Facebook Page lately, then you've already met Emily. She goes through the internet to find most of the awesome links we have on the page. But there's way more to Emily than faceless hyperlinks on the Facebook - be sure to Read More!
So what is it that really goes on inside Ryan's mind? No one really knows. He writes fiction, and he seems to speak it, too. We aren't entirely certain when he is serious, or when he is trying to convince us of stories that simply aren't true.*
How important are craft skills when it comes to creative writing? I'm Emily of the 12Writing crew and in this post I'm discussing the value of craft and how much emphasis writers place upon it. Come and join in this conversation by sharing your stories about craft and content and your experiences with what has mattered more to you as a writer.
Do you ever get bored writing? Ever feel as if rodents are chewing through your eyeballs with each word you write? Then maybe it's time to spice up your setting.
Starting Saturday, May 19, we'll be offering a summer writing workshop for young writers in the Bloomington-Normal area. Students from 6th-10th grade are welcome to join us for a couple hours of writing and inspiration. Read On for more details.
So Ryan and I were talking and it's kind of weird to sign up for a writing workshop put together someone you don't know, so I thought I'd take a post to introduce myself. Read on to learn more about me and my interest in Bivalve Books! (BiBo for short) Or click the links below to learn more about the course and register.
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