Christine Eaton

@bethanysinkyroses the bonus video was defunct. Here’s the link https://youtu.be/Kf3nPajdLk8

Okay, so what I’m gonna tell you is what I’d personally advise people who don’t know plotting. It’s not anything professional just my personal opinion.

What @Kate-flournoy said was right. One of the best ways to learn plot is to read. But not just read.…[Read more]

@bethanysinkyroses the bonus video was defunct. Here’s the link https://youtu.be/Kf3nPajdLk8

@bethanysinkyroses the bonus video was defunct. Here’s the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kf3nPajdLk8&t

@kate-flournoy I just think it’s hilarious how you were like “Plotting! Oh, yeah. There’s that guy who can’t shut up about plot. Lemme tag ‘im.”

Anyways . . .

@BethanySinkyRoses The Weiland books will basically have you covered (The Structure one is better than the Outlining one). I’d also suggest getting these two books by James Scott Bell: Plo…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy I just think it’s hilarious how you were like “Plotting! Oh, yeah. There’s that guy who can’t shut up about plot. Lemme tag ‘im.”

Anyways . . .

@BethanySinkyRoses The Weiland books will basically have you covered (The Structure one is better than the Outlining one). I’d also suggest getting these two books by James Scott Bell: Plo…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy I just think it’s hilarious how you were like “Plotting! Oh, yeah. There’s that guy who can’t shut up about plot. Lemme tag ‘im.”

Anyways . . .

@BethanySinkyRoses The Weiland books will basically have you covered (The Structure one is better than the Outlining one). I’d also suggest getting these two books by James Scott Bell: Plo…[Read more]

Sci-Fi Tips Part 12

The robot is prevalent throughout sci-fi. Because of its popularity the robot has generally fallen into two character types: the Robot Who Wants To Be Human and the Bumbling Robot. One convention I hate. The other one I tolerate (don’t necessarily love it). Read carefully and decide for yourself whether or not my hate and…[Read more]

@graciegirl Haha! Literally, every modern fantasy novel ever!
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PS Don’t get mad at me fantasy writers. I was just joking 😛

@daeus Thank you! I’m all signed up. 🙂

Or do you have to use your real name?

@daeus Do you know if you can use your username (such as DelightInLife) when you sign up for the Panel Discussion?

@daeus I’m going to sign off now. I wrote a few poems.

@daeus *waggles eyebrows* Indeed.
XD

@daeus Hey…You didn’t tag me. 🙁
I’m here, but you’re lucky I haven’t melted your chair.

@BethanySinkyRoses hmmm… specifically for plot… *wrinkles nose* Hm. Plot isn’t actually what I care about most so most of my favorites… I don’t really notice. 😛
Hm.
If you have a huge chunk of time on your hands, try The Count of Monte Cristo. Also Dickens’ Nicholas Nickleby. I’ll let you know if I think of any others. 😉

@gracie-girl Lo siento. I have to practice guitar. 🙂

Oh, and the best way to learn is to observe. So… read. Basically read. Yep.

@BethanySinkyRoses welp, the resources you already have are great. I learned the hard way— trial, error, and observation 😛 — so I don’t have any others to suggest, but let me tag a few of our more *cough* knowledgeable members and see if they have any suggestions for you.

@Mark-Kamibaya
@GabrielleMassman
@DBHGodReigns

Aaaaand… I apologize…[Read more]

@Aratrea well sign me up after all, I guess. 😛 If my camera decides it wants to work, I shall try my hardest to get a video. No promises, but I’ll try. ;P