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current mood: tired
current song: Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
Another lovely long time without updating!
I don't know if any of you UK peeps on my F-List have seen it, but the Guardian is running a series of little booklets called 'How to Write' and although the title sounds a wee bit patronising, the content is actually good and I've found them really helpful in overcoming my seemingly terminal writer's block. Anyway, because I know some of you guys are having the same trouble, I thought I'd recreate a couple of the best bits to see if it helps too.
I liked their definition of a dramatic story and found it really helpful for it to be put so basically:-
"What you are seeking is the germ of a dramatic story, a series of actions by, and between, characters that bring about changes in their circumstances, world, lives and possibly, their natures"
There was also a really useful bit that said a good series of prompts for a story are six basic questions:-
Where?, When?, Who?, What?, Why? and How?
Happy Writings! ^.^










