Roy's Writing Tools

Roy's Writing Tools #50: Own the Tools of Your Craft

Roy's Writing Tools #49: Accept Other Criticism

Roy's Writing Tool #48: Limit Self-Criticism for Early Drafts, Then Let It Loose

Roy's Writing Tool #47: Recruit Your Own Support Group

Roy's Writing Tool #46: To Do Your Best, Help Others Do Their Best

Roy's Writing Tool #45: Break Long Projects into Smaller Parts

Roy's Writing Tool #44: Save String

Roy's Writing Tool #43: Read for both form and content.

Roy's Writing Tool #42: Prepare for the Expected and the Unexpected

Roy's Writing Tool #41: Turn procrastination into rehearsal

Roy's Writing Tool #40: Draft a mission statement for your work

Roy's Writing Tool #39: Write toward an ending

Roy's Writing Tool #38: Use subtle symbols, not crashing cymbals

Roy's Writing Tool #37: Shape shorter works with wit and polish

Roy's Writing Tool #36: Mix Narrative Modes

Roy's Writing Tool #35: Report and write for scenes

Roy's Writing Tool #34: Turn your notebook into a "camera"

Roy's Writing Tool #15: Pay Attention to Names

Roy's Writing Tool #13: Play with words, even in serious stories

Roy's Writing Tool #33: Repeat, Repeat, Repeat