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Workshops on Writing: a workshop directory

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This post is part of a series to augment the Tips for Writing Fiction available for free download. The best and latest writing workshops are gathered here at www.DNFrost.com/workshops . Find more content navigation in my Resource Directory . Also check out my workshops for worldbuilders at www.DNFrost.com/worldbuilding . Reduce Your Word Count: NEW POST! I'm of the camp that using less words is better than using more words. If your draft is really long, there are a few things to look over during revisions. Check out these 6 clear-cut ways to tighten up your prose. Read more of this post here... What are Workshops? On this website, the workshops tag refers to posts about writing techniques to improve your own craft. The storycraft workshop series focuses on elements of story, and the w...

Songs of Insurrection by JC Kang: a style analysis

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This post is part of a series to augment the Tips for Writing Fiction available for free download. This and other writing workshops are gathered in my Workshops Directory for you to explore. This post is also Part 2 of a series about JC Kang. Start with Part 1 here . Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. In Part 1 of this guest series , I provide the actual book review! The long-form style analysis below goes into much greater detail, diving into many aspects of storycraft, worldbuilding, and wordsmith techniques. Songs of Insurrection by JC Kang is Book One of The Dragon Songs Saga from his Legends of Tivara series. This book was previously published with a different cover, and it was originally published under the title The Dragon Scale Lute , Book One of the Daughter of the Dragon Throne series. ★★★★★ Song...

Apollo's Raven by Linnea Tanner: a style analysis

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This post is part of a series to augment the Tips for Writing Fiction available for free download. This and other writing workshops are gathered in my Workshops Directory for you to explore. This post is also Part 8 of a series about Linnea Tanner. Start with Part 1 here . Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I first connceted with Linnea Tanner in Part 1 of this guest series , and in Part 7 of this guest series , I provide the actual book review! The long-form style analysis below goes into much greater detail, diving into many aspects of storycraft, worldbuilding, and wordsmith techniques. Apollo's Raven by Linnea Tanner is Book One of the Curse of Clansmen and Kings series, a Celtic historical fantasy set during the first century C.E. when Tiberius ruled the ancient Roman Empire. This book was originally published with a different...

The Once and Future Nerd: a style analysis

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This post is part of a series to augment the Tips for Writing Fiction available for free download. This and other writing workshops are gathered in my Workshops Directory for you to explore. This post is also Part 4 of a series about The Once and Future Nerd . Start with Part 1 here . I first connected with Madera and Glass in Part 1 of this guest series , and in Part 3 of this guest series , I provide the actual podcast review! The long-form style analysis below goes into much greater detail, diving into many aspects of storycraft, worldbuilding, and wordsmith techniques. The Once and Future Nerd is an epic fantasy podcast written by Christian Madera and Zachary Glass, recorded by professional voice actors, and empowered by its own original score. This report pertains to the episodes in Book One of the podcast. ★★★★★ The Once and Future Nerd podca...

Darkmage by M.L. Spencer: a style analysis

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This post is Part 2 of a series to augment the Tips for Writing Fiction available for free download. Start with Part 1 here . This and other writing workshops are gathered in my Workshops Directory for you to explore. This post is also Part 6 of a series about M.L. Spencer. Start with Part 1 here . Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I first connceted with M.L. Spencer in Part 1 of this guest series , and in Part 5 of this guest series , I provide the actual book review! The long-form style analysis below goes into much greater detail, diving into many aspects of storycraft, worldbuilding, and wordsmith techniques. I wrote my first style analysis for M.L. Spencer in Part 1 of this workshop series . Darkmage by M.L. Spencer is Book One of The Rhenwars Saga , an epic fantasy spanning a millennium, two realms, and all the ethics of the human cond...

Darkstorm by M.L. Spencer: a style analysis

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This post is Part 1 of a series to augment the Tips for Writing Fiction available for free download. This and other writing workshops are gathered in my Workshops Directory for you to explore. This post is also Part 2 of a series about M.L. Spencer. Start with Part 1 here . Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. In Part 1 of this guest series , I provide the actual book review! The long-form style analysis below goes into much greater detail, diving into many aspects of storycraft, worldbuilding, and wordsmith techniques. Darkstorm by M.L. Spencer is the prequel to The Rhenwars Saga , an epic fantasy spanning a millennium, two realms, and all the ethics of the human condition. Though it is her second novel, it was originally published as Book One of the saga due to its chronology. ★★★★ Darkstor...