Creativity And Family Matters

Making Soup

Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Articles and Essays, Musings

Screenwriter, and Creative Writing teacher of Morningside Writers, Kendall Williams, likens crafting stories and novels to setting about to make soup. We discussed the two processes in our a today’s special segment of Book Talk, Creativity and Family Matters, Savory Writing: Character and Plot. Two essential ingredients to a savory and aromatic story or novel [...]

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Revising vs. Editing

Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Articles and Essays

Writers revise. Editors edit. –Author, editor and journalist, Rhonda Crowder Good novels must undergo both processes. As to who carries them out on a work of fiction is a matter of subtle and often unconscious debate. Author, editor and journalist, Rhonda Crowder whom I recently interviewed on my weekly blog talk radio show, Book Talk [...]

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