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  1. Megan Frampton: Push Your Ideas and Your Voice as Far as They Can Go

    In this interview, author Megan Frampton discusses going from contemporary noir to historical romantasy with her new novel, Demons and Diplomacy.
    The post Megan Frampton: Push Your Ideas and Your Voice as Far as They Can Go appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/megan-frampt

    #BeInspired #Genre #Interviews #Romance #ScienceFictionFantasy

  2. Reclaiming Erased Women Through Fiction

    Author Ellen Rachlin discusses the importance and opportunity for writers to reclaim erased women through historical fiction.
    The post Reclaiming Erased Women Through Fiction appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/reclaiming-e

    #Genre #Historical #WriteBetterFiction #historicalfiction #History

  3. Reclaiming Erased Women Through Fiction

    Author Ellen Rachlin discusses the importance and opportunity for writers to reclaim erased women through historical fiction.
    The post Reclaiming Erased Women Through Fiction appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/reclaiming-e

    #Genre #Historical #WriteBetterFiction #historicalfiction #History

  4. Emnet dukker op for mig igen, mens jeg arbejde med Grundtvigs salmer, fordi tiltaleformer og udsigelsespositioner igennem salmerne er helt centrale for forståelsen af dem. Og nu har jeg opdaget, at jeg skylder henvisningen, så nu kommer den til at stå på det rigtige sted, og en samtale, Svend begyndte på skrift i 2006, kan nu føres videre ind i Grundtvigforskningen.

    #Salmer #Grundtvig #DkMastodon #DkLit #Genre

  5. Betty Cayouette: This Book Taught Me How Magical Revising Can Be

    In this interview, author Betty Cayouette discusses how concert culture helped inspire her new romance novel, I Kissed Her First.
    The post Betty Cayouette: This Book Taught Me How Magical Revising Can Be appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/betty-cayoue

    #BeInspired #Genre #Interviews #Romance #WriteBetterFiction

  6. “It’s a testament to the #guitar,” Lage adds of the show. “It’s a very friendly instrument, you know. The #genre thing isn’t really a thing when you’re with like-minded #musicians.” (Clip embedded in the piece is great)

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:5zca2ola2zxpkw37w4f3wxtu/post/3mtubbpzyzs22

  7. Elizabeth DeLozier: Submerge Yourself in Writing Culture

    In this interview, author Elizabeth DeLozier discusses how a Jack the Rippel tour in London helped inspire her new historical fantasy, The Whitechapel Full Moon Society.
    The post Elizabeth DeLozier: Submerge Yourself in Writing Culture appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/elizabeth-de

    #BeInspired #Genre #Historical #Interviews #ScienceFictionFantasy

  8. A.J. Symon: Allow Yourself To Write Badly

    In this interview, author A.J. Symon discusses writing through his own grief with his new YA novel, Golden Boy.
    The post A.J. Symon: Allow Yourself To Write Badly appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/a-j-symon-al

    #BeInspired #Genre #Interviews #WriteBetterFiction #YoungAdult

  9. LaToya Watkins: Talent Matters, but Persistence Matters More

    In this interview author LaToya Watkins discusses the grief at the center of her new literary novel, The Book of Chuck.
    The post LaToya Watkins: Talent Matters, but Persistence Matters More appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/latoya-watki

    #BeInspired #Genre #Interviews #Literary #WriteBetterFiction

  10. S. M. Hallow: Sometimes Stories About Magic and Monsters Are the Truest

    In this interview, author S. M. Hallow discusses revising and resubmitting her new gothic horror novel, The Halls of the Dead.
    The post S. M. Hallow: Sometimes Stories About Magic and Monsters Are the Truest appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/s-m-hallow-s

    #BeInspired #Genre #Horror #Interviews #ScienceFictionFantasy

  11. Using Cringe for Humorous Effect in Fiction

    Author Momo Yamaguchi shares some thoughts and strategies for using cringe for humorous effect in fiction.
    The post Using Cringe for Humorous Effect in Fiction appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/using-cringe

    #Genre #HumorFiction #WriteBetterFiction #Cringe #FunnyFiction

  12. 📕À lire dans le dernier numéro des #Annales

    'Politisation du quotidien et violences de #genre'

    par Fanny Gallot (@[email protected])

    autour du 'Prophète rouge' de Julie Pagis (@[email protected])

    👉 dx.doi.org/10.1017/ahss...

  13. The Tiffany Problem: Navigating Reader Perceptions and Feelings in Historical Fiction

    Author Alysandra Dutton explores The Tiffany Problem that writers must navigate when it comes to writing historical fiction.
    The post The Tiffany Problem: Navigating Reader Perceptions and Feelings in Historical Fiction appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/the-tiffany-

    #Genre #Historical #WriteBetterFiction #historicalfiction #ResearchAdvice

  14. People: "Greta Van Scream"
    Me: "What genre is the song?"
    People: "Rock"
    Me: "Does Linkin Park not scream?"
    People: "...

    #music #genre #labels #rock #screaming #arbitrary #classification #art #truth #bias #music #industry #categorization #power #awareness

  15. Breaking Out: Evan S. Porter

    WD reconnected with former Breaking In author Evan S. Porter to discuss his latest release, A Last Time for Everything, and what he's learned since releasing his debut novel.
    The post Breaking Out: Evan S. Porter appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/breaking-out

    #BeInspired #Genre #Interviews #Literary #WriteBetterFiction

  16. Isabelle Spotts: On a Book’s Potential With a Collaborative Team

    In this interview, author Isabelle Spotts discusses going from short story writer to novelist with her debut novel, Saint Delilah.
    The post Isabelle Spotts: On a Book’s Potential With a Collaborative Team appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/isabelle-spo

    #BeInspired #Genre #Interviews #MysteryThriller #WriteBetterFiction

  17. 6 Tips for Writing Dark Academia

    Author De Elizabeth shares her top six tips for writing dark academia, including some recommended reading for writers.
    The post 6 Tips for Writing Dark Academia appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/6-tips-for-w

    #Genre #Horror #WriteBetterFiction #DarkAcademia #DarkFantasy

  18. pirateaba: Writing Should Be an Adventure

    In this interview, author pirateaba discusses the surprising ways staying anonymous impacts the publishing process, and much more.
    The post pirateaba: Writing Should Be an Adventure appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/pirateaba-wr

    #BeInspired #Genre #Interviews #ScienceFictionFantasy #WriteBetterFiction

  19. Mixtape 82 – Von mondomixtapes

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtZrodlMVeU

    Clips in order:
    3DV (1983)
    Space Warriors 2000: The Year of the Monkey Wrench (1985)
    3DV (1983)
    The Harlem Globetrotters On Gilligan’s Island (1981)
    3DV (1983)
    Ballet Robotique (1982)

    #ads #andWorldwide #avantGarde #classicMovies #genre #Hollywood #Humor #independent #Mixtape82 #mondoMixptapes #psychotronic #silent #talkie #toons #TV #Video #Vintage
  20. Hannah Whitten: Be Your Own Target Audience

    In this interview, bestselling author Hannah Whitten discusses the differences between creating a fantasy world and the modern world with her new horror novel, Reliquary.
    The post Hannah Whitten: Be Your Own Target Audience appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/hannah-whitt

    #BeInspired #Genre #Horror #Interviews #WriteBetterFiction

  21. How Writers Can Unearth Overlooked Histories for Fiction

    Bestselling author Vanessa Miller reveals how writers can unearth overlooked histories for fiction to find emotional truths.
    The post How Writers Can Unearth Overlooked Histories for Fiction appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/how-writers-

    #Genre #Historical #WriteBetterFiction #historicalfiction #History

  22. Writing Desire and Dread: How to Use Horror to Deepen Emotional Stakes

    Author Clay McLeod Chapman breaks down the similarities and differences of writing desire and dread in horror fiction.
    The post Writing Desire and Dread: How to Use Horror to Deepen Emotional Stakes appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/writing-desi

    #Genre #Horror #WriteBetterFiction #Desires #emotion

  23. A Great Idea Doesn’t Care What Form It Lives In: Why a Contemporary Artist Decided to Create a Picture Book

    Author James Alfie shares why a contemporary artist believes a great idea doesn't care what form it lives in, even a picture book.
    The post A Great Idea Doesn’t Care What Form It Lives In: Why a Contemporary Artist Decided to Create a Picture Book appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/a-great-idea

    #Childrens #Genre #WriteBetterFiction #artandwriting #picturebookwriting

  24. Hello ! J'ai un dilemme à te proposer...
    Attention, Corneille à coté c'était un rigolo !

    Excalibur, Durandal, Joyeuse, Andúril (LA flamme de l'ouest) ... déjà est-ce qu'Excalibur et Andúril sont genré.e.s en anglais ? (je n'ai pas ma VO du Lord Of The Ring...)

    Est-ce que vous connaissez une épée fameuse qui ne soit pas genrée féminin ?

    En vrai, pendant une partie de Donjons & Dragons, je me suis posé la question en écrivant mon histoire et en cherchant des noms pour 2 épées...

    #épée #genre

  25. S.C. Godfrey: I Tend To Do a Lot of Thinking Before Writing

    In this interview, author S.C. Godfrey discusses writing her new globe-trotting, puzzle-solving thriller, The Enigma Challenge.
    The post S.C. Godfrey: I Tend To Do a Lot of Thinking Before Writing appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/s-c-godfrey-

    #BeInspired #Genre #Interviews #MysteryThriller #WriteBetterFiction