We all find ourselves there at some point. At that time in our writing when the motivation has left us and all we are left with is the hard work. Join me in today’s Storylines for 3 strategies to reignite your writing spark.
Scene and Summary: When and Where to Write BothScene and Summary: When and Where to Write Both
What is scene? What is summary? And how do we decide when to use one or the other? That’s what we’re discussing in this week’s Storylines.
The Do’s and Don’t’s of WorldbuildingThe Do’s and Don’t’s of Worldbuilding
Welcome to our video lesson on the essential do’s and don’ts of worldbuilding in. In this session, we’ll explore practical tips and common pitfalls to avoid. Let’s dive in and elevate your worldbuilding skills to new heights!
5 Ways to turn Your Ancestor into a Fascinating Story Character5 Ways to turn Your Ancestor into a Fascinating Story Character
Today, we’re diving into an intriguing writing lesson tailored just for family history writers. Get ready because we’re all about uncovering the secrets of turning your ancestors into captivating story characters.
Join me as we explore 5 exciting ways to breathe life into those historical figures and weave compelling narratives that honor their legacies. It’s going to be an inspiring journey, so grab a seat and let’s embark on this creative adventure together!
The Fastest Way to Engage the ReaderThe Fastest Way to Engage the Reader
Imagine unlocking a secret pathway that instantly transports your readers right into the heart of your family history stories.
A magical tool so powerful, it breathes life into your words, making ancestors step off the page in vivid detail. What if I told you such a key exists, and it’s something you possess at this very moment?In our latest vlog, we’re unveiling this secret—a technique that has the potential to transform your storytelling, making every scene palpably real and deeply immersive.
This isn’t just about writing; it’s about creating experiences, memories, and emotions that linger long after the last word is read.
Are you ready to elevate your writing in a way that captures the essence of your stories like never before? Join us as we explore how to weave this magic into your narratives, captivating your readers from the very first sentence.
Press play, and step into a world where your stories are not just told but are truly felt.
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3 Questions to Ask Before You Plot Your Family History Story3 Questions to Ask Before You Plot Your Family History Story
Embark on your family history storytelling journey with clarity and purpose. In today’s post, we delve into the essential questions that lay the foundation for crafting compelling narratives from your ancestral past. Join us as we unravel the key inquiries that will guide you in outlining a story that resonates through generations. Let’s unlock the secrets of your family history tale together.
Do you know the difference between plot and story?Do you know the difference between plot and story?
Imagine a plot as the carefully laid path winding through a forest, leading your readers on a journey through time and emotion. Story, on the other hand, is the very heart of the forest—the trees, the whispers of the wind, the tales that linger in the air, waiting to be discovered. Join us as we delve deep into the essence of plot and story, exploring how these elements intertwine to breathe life into your family history narratives.
Discovering When and Where to Do Your Best WritingDiscovering When and Where to Do Your Best Writing
Your environment can have powerful effect on your writing productivity. Today, we look where and when to write and how your choice can help motivate and sustain your writing routine.
How to Create a Sustainable Writing RoutineHow to Create a Sustainable Writing Routine
One of the biggest challenges of adding writing to your life is finding a routine that works for you. In today’s video, I reveal the one thing most writers overlook when they begin that can really help them to start and sustain a writing habit.
Incorporating Prep Time into Your Writing RoutineIncorporating Prep Time into Your Writing Routine
You know, writing is a lot like baking a cake. You don’t just throw all the ingredients into the oven and hope for the best, do you? No, you measure, you mix, and you prepare. So, why should your writing process be any different?
Today, we’re going to look at one of the most overlooked yet crucial ingredients in the recipe for a compelling family history narrative – prep time. Just as a chef sharpens his knives before cooking, a writer must also hone his thoughts, ideas, and research before setting pen to paper.