Actually Nearing the Finish Line

On May 11, 2016October 31, 2016 By Steven D'AdamoIn On Storytelling, Writers - Steve D'AdamoLeave a comment

Ugh. The tying down of plots and characters continues.

As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, part of the delay on finishing Manuscript 1 of “Jaed and Aston” has been in trying to parse out the finishing plot points for each of my characters. The biggest difficulty I’ve found in this process has been in fitting the final pieces for each character together concisely, without jamming too much info/action into one section. Continue reading “Actually Nearing the Finish Line” →

Misplaced Missive #214: On The Hook

On November 9, 2015October 31, 2016 By Jessie GutierrezIn Poetry, Writers - JessieLeave a comment

So lost am I in my many books…
Where questions have concrete answers;
Where not everyone’s a crook,
And you tell both the hero and the villain at a single look.
Literature has me on its hook,
‘Cause reality pales in comparison. Continue reading “Misplaced Missive #214: On The Hook” →