It’s been a long time since my last progress report. I changed my planning method for the better. This is how the first quarter of 2024 has gone.
Tag: Lynette M. Burrows
Hoots and Derision did not Worry Lilian Bland
Lilian Bland didn’t follow Edwardian society’s expectations. Artist, journalist, mechanic, and pilot, she flew true to herself despite the era she grew up in.
The Frame of a Story: The Forces of Antagonism, Part One
I first came across the idea of forces of antagonism in Robert McKee’s book. No disrespect, but I didn’t get it. Until I re-worked it.
How Creatives Can Improve their Motivation: It Isn’t Magic
It can be a struggle to create when it’s not your full-time job—and sometimes, even when it is. Understand why you resist and how motivation works can help.
Tantalizing First Lines from Science Fiction for Children
These first lines are from science fiction and fantasy celebrate Hans Christian Andersen’s April 2nd birthday and International Children’s Book day.