In which I have a light bulb moment about why some books do so well. 🙂 Over at Ana’s blog!
Back from our spring hiatus, the Three Dirty Birds are pecking away at Libbie Hawker’s Take Your Pants Off! and discussing her plot signposts. Zoe: I almost didn’t want the stuff on character arc and theme to end. I was having fun! Kate: True. Once I started getting into the meat of plotting out...
Or at least I think it’s theme. Still waiting for my new laptop fan, then I get to play computer tech! But until then, it’s all the poor computer can do to keep Scrivener open. Internet is on-again, off-again–I’m assuming from the heat. I have a backup plan, though. I have an old desktop...
Over at Ana’s blog. No picture today–my computer fan is dying and stuff just isn’t working like it usually does.
The Three Dirty Birds are back and plotting! (Not that we ever aren’t plotting but this time, even Kitty is plotting. As in, has an outline. Prepare for Armageddon.) Zoe: I’ll be right back, guys. I’ve never seen pigs fly before, and I don’t want to miss the view out the window. Ana: Flying...
Ana-bird had some website trouble, but now it’s working. Here’s our Wednesday post on Libbie Hawker’s Take Off Your Pants outlining book. (I’m going to try to put aside some time on Saturday to work a story up from scratch using her method. Wish me luck!)
Okay, that really isn’t the title exactly. It’s Libbie Hawker’s Take Your Pants Off! Outline Your Books for Faster, Better Writing. The Three Dirty Birds are back, once more throwing themselves into the fray and trying to turn Kitty into a plotter. Today we’re talking about Libbie Hawker’s Take Off Your Pants! (which seems...
Over at Zoe’s blog!
Since Zoe got plot bunnied during our Monday discussion, we thought it was only appropriate to talk about plot bunnies on Ana’s blog.
In which Zoe is bunnied while we watch, and the Dirty Birds risk excommunication. It’s a Random Dirty Bird Day! Today we’re talking about…what are we talking about? Ana: We’re talking about how sad we are that we can’t get guest birds. Kate: We need some guest birds. That whole work-life balance thing is...