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Writing Advice, Pixar Style (Legends Undying)
by Shannon Fox
Last week, I stumbled across a post of writing advice by Pixar story artist, Emma Coates. I have reproduced them here for your reading pleasure.
“Look” Challenge
by Shannon Fox
James from The Written Word issued me this challenge, which sounded like a ton of fun. Please, excuse the mistakes and awkward constructions. I haven’t gotten to editing yet. The Challenge: It’s for authors who are writing or who have written books and is a way to let others sneak a peek at their work. It’s called The Look Challenge. Here’s how it works. … Read More “Look” Challenge
In Which I Attempt Not to Kill, Maim, Injure, or Otherwise Inflict Bodily Harm on the Horse
by Shannon Fox
When I tell people I love horses and that I ride and that I have one, they often ask me I’ve read ___________ ( insert title of classic work of horse literature here). I usually say no. When people go on to tell me why they love/loved it, I usually respond with something like: “Well, I couldn’t get past the horse dying. Or being … Read More In Which I Attempt Not to Kill, Maim, Injure, or Otherwise Inflict Bodily Harm on the Horse
Walking Your Way to a Finished Novel
by Shannon Fox
I’ve already blogged about the effects of health and fitness on writing here. But today, I have some additional thoughts to share. I adopted a dog from the animal shelter last week. His name is Elliot, after T.S. Elliot. So far, he is turning into the world’s most awesome dog. Fortunately for me and my writing projects, I was fortunate to snag a dog … Read More Walking Your Way to a Finished Novel