Writer & Artist
In the really shit 1996 film, Twister (a guilty pleasure that I actually enjoy), the situation is this: We have the protagonists, storm chaser Bill Harding (played by Bill Paxton) and meteorologist Jo, played by Helen Hunt, both aim to test out some … [Continue reading] about The Antagonist: Writing Good Enemies
It should come as no surprise to learn that writers keep a ton of notes. I no longer have a desk - lifestyle choices - but when I did - oh boy! Was it messy. I had books left open on pages, tabbed and highlighted. I had postits dashed about, … [Continue reading] about Making Notes as a Writer
If I said that this is our world today! It is a neoliberal one! Our society is a neoliberal capitalist paradigm - would you better understand it? What is it to be free? We think we know. We're supposed to believe that in a free society we can … [Continue reading] about Neoliberalism: The Poverty of Freedom
So, you’re a writer – and certainly, you’re going to have to read. Lots! Read daily – as much as you can, if you’re not already in the habit. If you’re a young person reading this then reading is going to be a lot easier, since the luxury of time … [Continue reading] about Reading as a Writer (Your inner community)
Creativity and The Writer’s Habits Do you find that you suddenly can’t write? You sit at the screen – glaring, sweating, picking your nails and waiting for inspiration to suddenly spit itself forth in a rapacious finger-flapping fury? Don’t do … [Continue reading] about Writer’s Habits, Conscious Mind! 7 More Tips
