About Your Writing: Managing the Interface (Part 2) by Steve Adams
Because this form asks the most of its readers as far as co-creation, we have to be able to see where the form can falter, if we falter as writers.
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About Your Writing: Managing the Interface (Part 1) by Steve Adams
Let’s define that gap, that bridge, between the work of art and the audience as “the interface.
About Your Writing: Be Bold by Steve Adams
This is another great thing about being a writer. The form gives you a safe space to work out whatever “is within you.”
About Your Writing: The Third Thing
If you wish you could forget something, if it won’t go away after years, it’s because there’s story material there calling out to you.
About Your Writing: Tracking Your Ending
Unlike a beginning, which can be anything, we want an ending that can only be one singular thing.
About Your Writing: Using Questions as Keys
Those questions are a part of you as much as the pain and the longing.
About Your Writing: Art Heals
This is when you want to follow what the story is asking of you instead of what you are asking of it.
About Your Writing: Love the Flaw
Flaws create conflict. “Wants” create conflict. And conflict powers stories.
About Your Writing: Your Bicycle
As much as many of us are afraid of changing, the most important events of our lives are always around a great change—getting married, having a baby, the death of a loved one.
About Your Writing: Restrictions
Limitations are your ally. The challenge is finding them and seeing them.
