The blue screen of death. It’s every writer’s worst nightmare – that fatal system error that wipes your computer and all your precious work along with it. I sincerely hope this has never happened to you. But it could, and the only defense is to be ready when it does. It’s not so long since
Sex scenes have a variety of uses in story telling – they can be the emotional climax of a central story or subplot, they can be a compelling way to build characters or share exposition, and they can offer up some much-needed titillation. Like any other type of scene, it can take practice and consideration
For every author who dreams of producing a bestseller that tops the charts for one amazing moment, there’s the writer who wants a book that sells reasonably well for a long, long time. Ah, the evergreen book, that rarest of things: some are literary classics (Nabokov’s Lolita, Cervantes’ Don Quixote, and Austen’s Pride and Prejudice),
Chase scenes: you know a good one when you see it, but they can still be difficult to dissect. Why does one chase scene leave you sweating, your heart in your mouth, while another fails to evoke even a slightly widened eye? Well, excitement is a difficult thing to get right. Just ask anyone who’s
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