A place for aspiring writers to get together and discuss their creative processes and hosted by a different person each month.
David Cronenberg’s 1996 film Crash is largely remembered for two things. Not being the 2004 film of the same name, ie. everyone’s least favorite Oscar winner, and one particular line of spectacularly bad dialogue. James Spader and Deborah Kara Unger … Continue reading The Process: Dialogue
A monthly feature in which the budding writers of the site gather to discuss their creative processes and share advice. Continue reading The Process: Intertwining Narratives
ACTION SCENES Danger has stalked your characters, and now it’s ready to pounce. A hurricane bears down on their damaged boat. The loan shark’s enforcers knock down the apartment door. A Sumerian god of death has taken his true form … Continue reading The Process: Action Scenes
A monthly feature in which the budding writers of the site gather to discuss their creative processes and share advice. Continue reading The Process: Story Structure
Character Development STATS VS VOICE When developing characters, it’s often most natural to think big and broad, to ask questions like, what’s this person’s fatal flaw? Strengths and weaknesses? How many charisma, and intelligence points do you give out? Deciding … Continue reading The Process: Character Development
A monthly feature in which the budding writers of the site gather to discuss their creative processes and share advice. Continue reading The Process: World-Building
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