In Que Será Serees, Seeres shares (or nearly shares) an orbit with its sister world Bailera. Every 201.5-ish Serees/Bailera years, they closely approach each other, switch orbits, and then retreat from each other. I'm sure some have wondered if this is possible.
Whether the storytelling is with words or paint, what story you tell, and how, reflects on the creator. via Why I Write "Strong Female Characters".
I love storytelling — the ability to weave characters and situations into a tapestry so intricate that you get lost within it. With TV, the storytelling I look for not only gives me resolutions but also propels me expectantly into the unknown realm of the story-to-come. The season 4 finale of Castle did that for me.
How to Deal with Writers Effectively in One Easy Lesson
I'm very firm in my belief that as you continue to learn how to write and build upon what you already know, it's important to pay attention to the people who do it well...and understand [...]
Fan Fiction, or fanfic, is treated as a bit of a dirty word in some circles despite lots of people writing it. I don't think it's a dirty word at all. In fact, a lot of people came to my writing because of the fanfic I've written over the years. Because of that, and because some of the
