Kathryn A. Frazier
Your Story. Your voice. the best it can be.
Tag: novel
When and When Not to Write On Spec
Kon’nichiwa, Writer Peeps! On spec. As a writer, you’ll hear that a lot. It’s short for “on speculation,” and it means that you write an article, a short story, a screenplay, book, whatever, with no contract and no promise of publication. You send… Continue Reading “When and When Not to Write On Spec”
Randy Ingermanson’s Snowflake Method
Ciao, writer peeps! I still have this eye thing limiting my screen time. Surely, there’s a blog post in there about serious writers overcoming all obstacles to express their craft. But I didn’t write it. Since I love you and want you to succeed,… Continue Reading “Randy Ingermanson’s Snowflake Method”
Self-editing Your Novel, Part 3: Subplot and Digression
Think of subplots as the bridesmaids at a wedding. Dress them up and put them in their places, but the party is not about them.
