Vital Questions
http://www.madalynreese.com/vital.html
WRITING THE FIRST DRAFT, Or “The Ugly Duckling”
http://www.gaelenfoley.com/archive-writing-duckling.html
The Prologue - When to Use One, How to Write One
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Prologue---When-to-Use-One,-How-to-Write-One&id=9982
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Book In A Week
I believe that Book In A Week is a gift we give ourselves. It’s a gift of one week to write as much as we can, as fast as we can without worrying about “rules” and “can” and “can’t”. It’s about letting ourselves experiment and take chances. For one week we shove that dreaded inner critic in a closet and padlock the door! For one week we tell ourselves and everyone around us that writing IS a priority in our lives—that we ARE writers. We give ourselves the chance to discover—or perhaps remember!—the joy that writing can bring. It’s wonderful if one ends up with an entire first draft—as I do—but equally wonderful to step back afterwards and realize how much we’ve learned about ourselves as writers.
http://www.sff.net/people/april.kihlstrom/BIAW.htm
(E aqui o blog da senhora: http://aprilkihlstrom.blogspot.com/)
The Artist as Storyteller
http://www.storyispromise.com/wauster.htm
"Say it with me now. If you start with Scudder, stay with Scudder. This is part of the "murder your darlings" theory. Fantasy writers will cling to their beginning info dumps like cats on curtains. Getting rid of mine felt like pulling my own fingernails out. I had my teeth clenched the entire time. But let me tell you a secret, lean in close now…"
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