Tag: writing process

• Drama & Writing: What’s your superobjective?

  This is part two in an occasional series on the connection between drama and writing. Today’s topic: superobjective. When taking apart a scene, there are certain specific items that any actor has to ask him or herself. First, what is the scene objective? What do I have to accomplish in the scene? The motive? Next,…

  sassevn

  March 3, 2013

  Writing Process

  character analysis, drama and writing, superobjective, writing process

• 3200 Words on Novel 3

  Chinese New Year has provided me with some down time to do some writing, which I haven’t had much of lately. I read an article a while back which said that indie authors need to spend about 80% of their time promoting and only 20% of their time writing. Well, over the last two months…

  sassevn

  February 13, 2013

  What’s Happening

  indie author, writing, writing process

• My INDIEVIEW Author Interview

  (I’ve been interviewed by http://www.theindieview.com and it is now being featured on their website. Please check it out. I’ll give you a little teaser below.) Writing Process: Do you outline? If so, do you do so extensively or just chapter headings and a couple of sentences? I do not outline. I jot down notes and…

  sassevn

  February 12, 2013

  Uncategorized, Writing Process

  beauty rising, Indie author interview, Indieview, writing process

• Fiction Thrives When Truth Abides (guest post on Cellardoorians)

  I just published a new post “Fiction Thrives When Truth Abides” on Cellardoorians.  It talks about how I used my real-life experiences to help shape my fictional work. I’ll give you a teaser here and then you can read the rest on their site. Enjoy! I’ve been asked this question a lot lately in reference…

  sassevn

  January 22, 2013

  Uncategorized

  Vietnam, writing, writing process