Author Archives: jeremiahkinn

     It’s March now. Do you know what that means? Well, nothing in particular I guess. But here is another update.      As my twitter feed over to the right shows, some of my time has been used in working … Continue reading →

Hello blog readers. I haven’t posted in a bit, but if you’ve been seeing my twitter feed, then you’ll know that I’ve been working on my book a fair amount these past few days. Right now I am currently spending … Continue reading →

Okay, so I haven’t actually been in the writing ‘zone’ recently. I’ve been distracted with other stuff and I’ve not spent much time writing. I know, I’ve posted about writing being work, but I haven’t fully grasped that concept yet. … Continue reading →

So, I haven’t been doing much with my book, but I have drawn some visuals for it. That helps.

The more I read Writer’s Digest the more I come across things that say something along the lines of sitting down to write… and writing, not just when there is a muse, but you have to write it out, painstakingly, even … Continue reading →

Alright guys, I know it’s been a while since my last post, but I’m back. Now what has gone on since November is the composing of the bulk of the eighth chapter. I recently learned that your story isn’t out … Continue reading →

So as I mentioned in my last post, I have the bulk of the seventh chapter written up. With that, I’ve begun writing chapter eight and already have some started. But, what is new is that I’ve actually begun preparing … Continue reading →

-Well, I have some news. A few days ago I finished the bulk of chapter seven. There are over 7,000 words in it and it’s most likely my longest, and definitely has more dialogue than the others before it. -I … Continue reading →

Does anyone else who writes dialogue feel like it’s fragile? Every response holds onto the statement or question sometime before it. What if an editor doesn’t like a scene? If everything is intricately woven, so if it is taken out there … Continue reading →

     I found one day on the internet a site which was crucial in how I discovered what the plot for my first book would be. http://www.advancedfictionwriting.com/art/snowflake.php This site tells you about the snowflake method for writing. I used some of … Continue reading →