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Writing Your Characters Before Writing Your Story
Do you ever find yourself unpleasantly stumped on character actions while writing your novel? How about dialogue? And when it comes time for them to respond a certain way to a pivotal point in the story, do you ever worry if their responding actions remain consistent with their core values?
By Jennifer Tickner5 years ago in Geeks
How to chat by voice in the game Among Us
Without a doubt, the best way to play the popular multiplayer game Among Us is with friends in voice chat. You can relay information much faster and, of course, get the advantage of seeing how people remember when they don't have the safety net of a keyboard behind them.
By Geek Tricks5 years ago in Geeks
how to: write a sitcom
NOTE: this was first published on my personal blog (maggiepecorino.com/blog) on April 14, 2020 * My first month of quarantine was spent writing season one of my show, BAD. Now that I’ve finished, it is clear that I know everything there is to know about the masterful art of writing for television. In the spirit of Spring and growth and newness, I’ve decided to share this knowledge.
By Maggie Danielli Pecorino5 years ago in Geeks
The Perfect Way To Watch The DC Cinematic Universe
Wonder Woman The events of Wonder Woman pre-date the events of all the other DC movies by a wide margin. The film flashes way back to show the creation of the Amazon women warriors by Zeus, who all live on the secret island of Themyscira.
By Connor Sharpe5 years ago in Geeks
5 Tips for a Successful NaNoWriMo
Each November, thousands of writers across the globe test their mettle in the time-honored tradition of National Novel Writing Month (or NaNoWriMo, for short). Over the course of a single month, participants go from zero to sixty in an attempt to complete a 50,000-word manuscript before midnight strikes on the final night. If this sounds like a ridiculously hard challenge, that’s because…it sort of is. It’s not meant to be easy. It’s meant to push writers to their limits in order to drive greater creativity than ever before. "Give in to your muse," "let your fingers fly," and all that jazz.
By Melissa Close5 years ago in Geeks
