I’m coming off a weekend high and suffering from a conference hangover after three days at the LDStorymakers conference in Layton. It was fantastic, as always. I was blessed with the opportunity to learn about characterization from none other than Brandon Sanderson. I was able to take a fantastic class on world building from Brodi […]
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I’ve heard it said that you shouldn’t put an age limit on your dreams. That you should just work towards your dreams with everything you have, and let them happen when they happen. One of the traditions we have in our little family is that I cross-stitch a Christmas stocking for each family member. This
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I wasn’t going to go to LTUE this year. I had never really heard about LTUE until this year. At first, when I started hearing about it, I assumed it was only for fantasy and sci-fi writers. Then I looked at the class schedule and realized there were tons of classes I was interested in
Every writer has an arsenal of tools in their writing belt, so to speak, which help them make their WIP great. One of the greatest tools a writer has at their disposal is the world wide web. It’s great for researching, and the answers to almost all of life’s questions are just a mouse click
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Just came off an amazing weekend! As always, the LDStorymakers Conference delivered, and delivered well. This year when it came to classes, I focused a lot on plotting, time management, and sparking creativity. Those are the areas I feel like I struggle most with at the moment, and honestly, the presenters were answers to my
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