Masticadores/NANOWRIMO By Sara Reichert

Starting the 28th of this month I will be collaborating with Masticadores on a four-week series of blogs to help you navigate the main moods of National Novel Writing Month. If it’s one thing trying to write a novel in one month will do to you, it’s question everything you knew about writing and the…

you cannot kill a poet by Bogdan Dragos

young people, they think nobody has the same thoughts as them they take great pride in some made up originality as if really nobody ever thought up scenarios of themselves descending some rope from some helicopter and dropping in the middle of enemy forces and starting to shoot around, all movie like ‘an shit and…

Slow and steady is the winning pace!

By Tania Vessey blog Get writing My role has changed from writer to editor with over 16000 words written towards the chapter that I’m working on. With a 5000 word wordcount being my goal for each chapter I have quite a bit of work to do. This large word count  of 16000 words has been…

A wee epiphany

By Tania Vessey link blog I dropped the ball there for a few days but not for lack of trying to keep it in play. No excuses, just the facts, I’ve been busy with other things. Time for writing has become sparse, it is not non-existent though. I have written, I’ve crossed the halfway mark…

Tres Cuentos Cortos: Figuras Descriptivas

Introducción: Este post tiene como objetivo recopilar una pequeña selección de cuentos cortos realizados por estudiantes de Bachillerato. La temática consistía en escribir el cuento más corto del salón de clase, y emplear los siguientes recursos de descripción: Topografía (lugar), Crinografía (objeto), Prosopografía (aspecto físico), Etopeya (aspecto emocional), Retrato Literario (físico/emocional), Cronografía (tiempo), etnografía (contexto),…