Other posts in Rhobin’s Rounds My answer to the first question is that I don’t develop secondary characters. They introduce themselves to me when a story needs them, and I find out about them together with my readers. Often, they … Continue reading
Other essays in Rhobin’s Rounds I am more tolerant toward Christmas than I used to be. Until quite recently, I wanted to get off the planet at the early warning signs of holiday frenzy. Now, I smilingly tune out, and … Continue reading
Other essays in Rhobin’s Rounds This is Rhobin’s task for her Round Robin in November, 2018. I really, truly and absolutely cannot think of one negative about writing. So, that’s the second half of the essay out of the way. … Continue reading
This is a little essay I had in a Bobbing Around in 2015. Here it is again, because I am getting quite a few comma problems while editing the submissions to my free book edit contest (deadline 15th Oct.). In … Continue reading
Other posts in Rhobin’s Rounds Personally, I had no trouble with wanting to read. As a little tacker, I pulled the blanket over my head, and read a book using a flashlight. I thought it was a secret, but when … Continue reading
Other posts in Rhobin’s Rounds This is what Rhobin Courtright wants to know this month. It was my mother, grandmother, and grandmother’s sister who lived with us, Aunt Janka. By the time I started school, I could read and write, … Continue reading
Other posts in Rhobin’s Rounds Rhobin’s question for July, 2018: How do you handle/use violence in your stories? We live in a fairly horrible world, and the news keeps rubbing our nose in all the nastiness. When I read for … Continue reading
Previous posts in Rhobin’s rounds Enjoy a few of my short stories Rhobin’s topic for June, 2018: “How has writing rewarded you? What has it cost you?” That’s one of my personal cliches: writing is the chocolate icing on … Continue reading
Rhobin’s topic this month: How do you ensure a story has a good beginning, a satisfying ending, and good continuity in between? When I was supervising students, I had to advise them on how to write a research thesis. I … Continue reading
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