#Novella

THREAD: a variety of resources for use with A Christmas Carol. First up: 25 x 5 - a - Day low-stakes Retrieval Practice quizzes, like these 1/ 2. A series
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Everytime someone mentions the 1776 report my mind immediately reads it as 17776 report and I desperately want to live in that timeline still thinking bout that guy hiding in
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I’m challenging myself! During October, I’m aiming to read one novella / short novel every day. This may fall apart within a week, but let’s give it a shot. First
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Finished the 11th S.C.E. collection, Wounds, and I loved it! This volume includes numbers 50 through 56 in a series that follows the adventures of an S.C.E. team. The stories
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can't believe 1984 is just "what if… the sapir-whorf hypothesis were true?" me: *squints at newspeak* so, chinese? german? sometimes my notes to myself look like this tbh anyway, I'm
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It always bothers me when people read historical novels and are like "this person sounds too modern!"What the fuck do you want me to do, write in Middle English? Because
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Our @JerichoWriters newsletter today includes a blog on the general word count you should aim for in your novel. This reminded me of when I finished drafting All My Lies
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Tolstoy: "The professional striver lifestyle of shallow social pleasures divorced from God isn't nearly as fulfilling as it is made to feel and when you lay dying you will regret
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Here's what's "new" in the remake that wasn't in OG (but was stuff we already knew from the comp) A thread. Aerith mentioning she tried to leave Midgar before. This
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Well, friends, it’s that time again: my best books of 2020! I read quite a lot this year, and I’ll be honest, it was almost entirely for escapism and to
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I've been sitting on this news since last summer, so I'm excited to finally share that @MidworldP is publishing a signed illustrated limited edition of BITTER SEEDS, the first volume
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Okay, let’s try this. As November means a focus on novellas, every day this month I’m going to highlight a novella that I’ve read and would highly recommend. Perfect lockdown
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@authorjaycellis’s book is that meal you didn’t know you needed so you’re walking around hangry for no reason and someone is like “HERE OKAY” and you just feel SO WONDERFUL
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I'd enjoy a science fiction novel exploring the (wild) premise of a world in which every single human being was loved and cared for and respected their entire life, and
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I'm watching the Nora Roberts slugfest with awe and fascination, and no small amount of delight, because I've had this same fight, multiple times. "You write so fast, I shouldn't
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Let's do some timeline cleanup, shall we? I'm going to share some books by some authors I follow.First up, of course, Exile by Lisa M. Bradley (@cafenowhere) which has been
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