How to Write Historical Fiction that Appeals to Modern Readers AND is Historically Authentic
J Evan Parks March 10, 2022
A post from special guest and Community Member, Readerly Book Coaching!
A post from special guest and Community Member, Readerly Book Coaching!
A post from special guest and Community Member, Fresh Ink!
A post from special guest and Community Member, PR by the Book!
A post from special guest and Community Member, PR by the Book!
Special Guest Post: Austin Community College student, Jean Synodinos, shares her experience taking classes in ACC’s Creative Writing Department!
Once upon a time, I was infatuated with the myth—nay, the mystique—of the lone writer. A tortured (but gifted) soul, she labored well into the wee hours of the morning, surrounded by books and day-old coffee, tapping out her words while frogs chirped in the tree outside her window. Only in this dark solitude might she conjure an appearance from her mighty muse. Surely, I believed, this was how great stories found their way into the world.
Don't forget! Registration for @John_Pipkin's class, "Starting Your Novel: How to Create an Opening in Dialogue with your Ending" closes today at 5PM CDT. Be sure to secure your ticket before then! Learn more here:
Read MoreNovelists, don't miss this opportunity! Our "Novelist's Toolkit" class package kicks off this weekend. Be sure to register to get classes taught by @John_Pipkin, @StaceySwann, @ChaitaliSen2020, & @Gabino_Iglesias at a special rate. Learn more here: https://t.co/GriZNn1Vgx...
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Starting a novel is a daunting task. Luckily the excellent teacher @John_Pipkin will be joining us this Saturday to help! "Starting Your Novel" will help you better understand the importance of beginnings & learn skills to perfect yours. Learn more here: https://t.co/Zva5qBNTEX...
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