Prompts for Writers and Inspiration for Readers
Literary Hub On Process
In storytelling, whether crafting a screenplay or a life narrative, the challenge lies in balancing brevity with depth. Academics strive for concise proposals, while writers navigate between brief sentences and extensive storytelling, ensuring clarity and impact.
Walter Mosley On Process
Challenge yourself to describe the world around you in simple terms, unlocking new levels of storytelling.
So Much Said by So Little Being Said
The art of omission is a delicate balance between restraint and selection. By carefully choosing the details that matter most, writers can craft a narrative that is both engaging and thought-provoking.
Maggie Smith on Specificity
Maggie Smith reminds us that specifics are ‘sticky,’ ensuring your message sticks with the audience long after they’ve read.
Richard Osman Narrative Mastery
“You can’t have the thrills of life without the pain of life, so Steve has decided to go without the thrills. He chooses to watch the TV, to do his pub quizzes, to help people when he can, but always to return to his armchair with a cat called Trouble.” (Richard Osman, We Solve Murders)
Jeff Goins On Creative Callings
Embrace the power of change to discover your true self. Are you playing the role life has given you, or are you ready to redefine who you are? It’s never too late to align with your authentic self.
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