Show Notes
Send us Fan Mail If you set your intentions before you begin anything new, whether a story or a year, you can start to develop new habits.
More from Fearless Writing with Bill Kenower
Send us Fan Mail People spend a lot of time and money searching for meaning their life. The beauty of writing is we often find it there by ourselves in our workroom facing a blank
Send us Fan Mail My second favorite writing rule: feel first, write second. Our stories are never about what happens, but how our characters feel when something happens.
Send us Fan Mail Depth comes from looking at our role, or our protagonist’s role, in the conflict. It’s true in stories, and it’s true in life.
Send us Fan Mail There’s no such thing as a hard truth. Whether it’s the story you’re telling on the page or to yourself about yourself, the truth is always effortless and friendly, if we allow it.
Send us Fan Mail When writing about something you’ve never expressed before, go slow and get the language right. Most disagreement grows from careless language.