Jessica M. Goldstein: On Writing Workplace Fiction
In this interview, author Jessica M. Goldstein discusses writing about office culture and nostalgia in her debut speculative novel, Retro.
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https://www.writersdigest.com/jessica-m-goldstein-on-writing-workplace-fiction
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Ça leur fait de la pub mais tant pis : Sogessur, l'assurance habitation de la Société Générale, a ajouté une garantie sans augmentation de prix sur leur assurance habitation :
Une assurance contre les violences conjugales et intrafamiliales 😮
Ils mettent en place une ligne d'appel, de l'hébergement d'urgence jusqu'à 10 jours, du transport en lieu sûr, et du soutien psychologique.
Si toutes les assurances faisaient ça, imaginez!
"Si on ne nomme pas, on ne voit pas"
Interview de Lou Trotignon par Clément Viktorovitch.
Clare Cavenagh: I Didn’t Know I Was Working on a Novel
In this interview, author Clare Cavenagh discusses how a historical folklore helped inspire her debut literary horror novel, Tillinghast.
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https://www.writersdigest.com/clare-cavenagh-i-didnt-know-i-was-working-on-a-novel
Des femmes vikings à l'Islande et la grande grève des femmes en 1975, en passant par les premières colonies humaines, la société était peut-être plus égalitaire que nous le pensons. Certains pensent même qu'il existait autrefois un matriarcat. De fait, il existe des cultures dans lesquelles les femmes ont le pouvoir, comme chez les Moso en Chine. Alors, pourquoi le patriarcat s'est-il imposé ?
Emily Martin: I Considered Quitting Multiple Times While Writing This Book
In this interview, author Emily Martin discusses how a love of the premise kept her going with her new romantic comedy, Winner Takes All.
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https://www.writersdigest.com/emily-martin-i-considered-quitting-multiple-times-while-writing-this-book
Heather Marshall: I Can’t Plan Too Much When I Write
In this interview, author Heather Marshall discusses wanting to shine a light on a little-known piece of women’s history in her new novel, Liberty Street.
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https://www.writersdigest.com/heather-marshall-i-cant-plan-too-much-when-i-write
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Ever need a nudge in finding a #note, #chord, #scale, #progression, #genre, #beat? Here is a web based #deck of #cards I made up to help myself with those issues, and now they are yours to use. Think of it as a #bard like #deckbuilder.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0ud_3GGY8c
Click a button, get a card. Use only what you want, keep drawing cards till your on your way past the road block.
All #artwork is #human made #publicdomain or #cc.
Writing Dark Fiction for Teens
Author Wendy Heard shares five key tips for writing dark fiction for teens, including three important beats to hit in each story.
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https://www.writersdigest.com/writing-dark-fiction-for-teens
#Genre #WriteBetterFiction #YoungAdult #darkfiction #WritingDarkFiction
Metafiction Makes You Choose
Author Kevin Hincker discusses the impetus of writing a metafiction and where it took him (and hopefully his readers) instead.
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https://www.writersdigest.com/metafiction-makes-you-choose
#Genre #Literary #WriteBetterFiction #character #Metafiction
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