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Today, we‘re visiting with Beth Cornelison, a talented and prolific writer. She’s won Readers’ choice awards, an RWA Golden Heart, and was a finalist for a Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Award. And she’s done all this in a rather short … Continue reading
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We’ve talked about character. We’ve talked about plot. We’ve even had a contest to see which of those you readers thought most important. And while plot had its supporters, character waltzed into first place. I agree with the placement of … Continue reading
Okay. The readers have spoken. I laid out the case for the importance of “character” in your book, and then the following week, the importance of “plot.” I wasn’t taking side. Just saying both are important and asking how you … Continue reading
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First, let’s define plot. A story is a narrative of events arranged in a time sequence. A Plot is a narrative of events in a time sequence where the emphasis falls on causality. That is, it is not enough to … Continue reading