Emotional Impact
I have previously written about music on how it affects
emotions. Have you ever thought if you put together a particular playlist that
you can actually write a complete story from the beginning to end?
Friday, February 27, 2015
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Ask SD Tracy Harper #38
Ask SD Tracy Harper #38All questions are anonymous. If you know who is asking the question and wish to leave a comment, please respect their rights to remain anonymous.
Q: SD, I have
written a short story and had some friends read it. Some say it was a good
comedy and others said it was a good romance story. However, I thought it was a
decent drama. Am I missing something?
Friday, February 20, 2015
Reasons & Realities 25
Know Your Protagonist
One of the most
memorable lines I had heard was from Mr. and Mrs. Smith. It was during the
scene when the husband and wife assignation team had their… play time and
decided to decorate their house using each other as wrecking balls.
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Ask SD Tracy Harper #37
All questions are anonymous. If you know who is asking the question and wish to leave a comment, please respect their rights to remain anonymous.
Q: SD, Is it
possible for the villain to have a happy ending?
Friday, February 13, 2015
Reasons & Realities 24
This Magic Moment
Having an idea
of a particular moment and then building on it is the basis of all creative
endeavors.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Ask SD Tracy Harper #36
All questions are anonymous. If you know who is asking the question and wish to leave a comment, please respect their rights to remain anonymous.
Q: SD, Is there a
way to get over the fear of letting people read your manuscripts?
Friday, February 6, 2015
Reasons & Realities 23
Book One or The Pilot
On those rare occasions, someone turns the lights on high and I’m stuck like a deer caught by some headlights or some woman who watch in slow motion as their guy takes a knee and whips out a disco ball (or mirror ball for the younger crowd) and hit her with the question she knew was coming but was still caught off guard by the glittering bolder he’s holding up.
On those rare occasions, someone turns the lights on high and I’m stuck like a deer caught by some headlights or some woman who watch in slow motion as their guy takes a knee and whips out a disco ball (or mirror ball for the younger crowd) and hit her with the question she knew was coming but was still caught off guard by the glittering bolder he’s holding up.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Ask SD Tracy Harper #35
All questions are anonymous. If you know who is asking the question and wish to leave a comment, please respect their rights to remain anonymous.
Q: SD, I’ve just
received another rejection letter. Do you have any words of encouragement?
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