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Savannah Grace commented on the post, 3 Foundations for Crafting an Authentic Character Voice 3 months, 3 weeks ago
You’re welcome! (and thank you!) I’m very glad this article was helpful to you.
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Savannah Grace wrote a new post, 3 Foundations for Crafting an Authentic Character Voice 4 months ago
Stories are dead without characters. But a character won’t breathe life without a vibrant voice, and many writers struggle to develop one that’s entertaining yet believable.
A viewpoint character should be m […]
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Savannah Grace commented on the post, The Door 6 months, 1 week ago
This is /lovely/, Sarah, I adore it!
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Savannah Grace commented on the post, 3 Mindsets for Surviving (and Thriving) at Your First Writer’s Conference 6 months, 3 weeks ago
Hehe, well then I might as well tell you! ;D
I was at my first writing conference having Lindsay sign my copy of The Story Peddler, and whilst she was signing it, I asked her when the second book was coming out. I thought it was releasing in three months, so my ready-to-go answer was going to be “wow, that’s pretty soon!”. But she responded by…[Read more]
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Savannah Grace commented on the post, Burn Me 6 months, 3 weeks ago
This is so beautiful, Maddie <3
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Savannah Grace commented on the post, Second Place Winner: The Will of the Sky 7 months, 1 week ago
This was a STUNNING story, Cassie! Your worldbuilding and imagery were incredible – I could picture everything so clearly. I started reading this planning to only finish the first half, and use the rest as motivation to get my college homework done … but that didn’t happen, I read the whole thing in one go xD. You did an absolutely WONDERFUL job…[Read more]
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Savannah Grace commented on the post, How Writing Creative Nonfiction Benefits Novelists 8 months ago
I’m glad you enjoyed the article, Jenna. It’s awesome that you were able to take a creative nonfiction class – and that you enjoyed it so much! Isn’t it cool how writing voice works that way? I love it.
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Savannah Grace commented on the post, How Writing Creative Nonfiction Benefits Novelists 8 months ago
Thank you, Jane! 😀
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Savannah Grace commented on the post, Never Enough 8 months ago
I love this so much.
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Savannah Grace wrote a new post, How Writing Creative Nonfiction Benefits Novelists 8 months ago
I used to avoid nonfiction—in both reading and writing—until I discovered that creative nonfiction employs literary techniques usually associated with fiction. How could this be? And would trying it expand my ski […]
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This is STUNNING, Savannah!! LOVE!
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Thank you, Jane! 😀
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I’m glad you enjoyed the article, Jenna. It’s awesome that you were able to take a creative nonfiction class – and that you enjoyed it so much! Isn’t it cool how writing voice works that way? I love it.
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Great advice!
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Savannah Grace commented on the post, Dear Extrovert 8 months, 1 week ago
Gosh, this <333
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Savannah Grace commented on the post, 3 Keys to Protect Your Writing Time from Being Crowded Out by Responsibilities 8 months, 3 weeks ago
I love this article, Ralene – thanks for the reminder to stay focused on what’s important!
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Savannah Grace commented on the post, Monster 9 months ago
Still one of my most favorite-ever poems.
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Savannah Grace commented on the post, 3 Ways to Avoid Stagnating Your Skills as a Storyteller 9 months, 1 week ago
So happy you think so!
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Savannah Grace commented on the post, 3 Ways to Avoid Stagnating Your Skills as a Storyteller 9 months, 1 week ago
I’m so glad you agree, Christine! Trying crazy stuff is half the fun of being a writer ;D.
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Savannah Grace wrote a new post, 3 Ways to Avoid Stagnating Your Skills as a Storyteller 9 months, 1 week ago
Many of us, myself included, struggle to break away from the types of stories we gravitate toward. We assume that we need more training before we can tackle a different genre or point of view. But expanding is one […]
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This post is sooo true!-
So happy you think so!
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I’m so glad you agree, Christine! Trying crazy stuff is half the fun of being a writer ;D.
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Savannah Grace commented on the post, 5 Minor Details that Can Enhance Your Story 9 months, 2 weeks ago
SUCH a great article, Maddie – I love everything you mentioned! (especially language, because that really does make or break a story)
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Savannah Grace commented on the post, 2 Tips for Tackling Writer’s Block When Stuck in the Dreaded Middle 9 months, 3 weeks ago
This was a great article, Libby! I especially liked what you had to say about jumping ahead–that tactic has always helped me in my own writing. Don’t know what I ever did without it!
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Savannah Grace commented on the post, How to Practice Resilience in the Face of Rejections 9 months, 3 weeks ago
Thank you, Skye! Hope it helps you 😉
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Savannah Grace wrote a new post, 3 Mindsets for Surviving (and Thriving) at Your First Writer’s Conference 9 months, 3 weeks ago
Conference season has arrived! And that means a fair amount of nail biting for new and returning attendees alike. Meeting authors you admire, pitching your work to agents, and trying to absorb as much knowledge as […]
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Very interesting article! (And I am now quite curious about your interaction with Lindsay Franklin…)
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Hehe, well then I might as well tell you! ;D
I was at my first writing conference having Lindsay sign my copy of The Story Peddler, and whilst she was signing it, I asked her when the second book was coming out. I thought it was releasing in three months, so my ready-to-go answer was going to be “wow, that’s pretty soon!”. But she responded by saying “in July!”, which was /nine/ months away. So, instead of answering, I just stared at her point-blank. For … multiple moments. My brain would not word. And then I managed to mumble “um…that’s…not too long!” and proceeded to rapidly scuttle away like an embarrassed little cuttlefish. XD
(but we’re friends now, and she got a grand kick out of my recounting this encounter to her, so I guess it ended up for the best in the end! ;D)
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Whoa, this is the best article I’ve ever read on character voice!! It was so inspiring and solid!!! Thank you millions for this!!!
You’re welcome! (and thank you!) I’m very glad this article was helpful to you.