Here are all the writing workshops, somewhat organized. They're listed by general subject matter so if there's a particular technique or form you want to work on, you should be able to easily find it.
If there's a workshop not listed that you'd like to see me address, leave a comment on the latest blog post or drop me an email (put WORKSHOP REQUEST in the subject line or it might not make it through my spam filter).
PS. Sorry the columns don't line up. The Blogger interface is not WYSIWYG friendly. Have to see about converting to a table...
New Feature Characterization
Writing Workshop #1 Characterization II
Getting Started II Characterization III
On Acting and Writing
Are you a plotter? Characterization Playtime
Or a pantser? Char.Playtime answers
Getting over a rough patch Thoughts on Character
The Writing Journal
Why Do You Write?
To Be or Not To Be a Writing Workshop Point of View, in general
Point of view
The Great What If?
If Music Be the Food of Love... Writer's Block
So Who is Your Muse, Anyway?
The Power of Observation
Writing Like We Speak ~ or ~ Authenticity in Dialogue ~or ~ Say What?
Backstory and World Building
Storytelling vs Writing a Story
What Role do You Play?
The Observer
6-Word Stories The Reporter
The Princess and the "P" The Interpreter
A Fable in... The Evaluator
The Problem Solver
The Big Goodbye The Advocate, Part I
Death and Storytelling The Advocate, Part II
36 Dramatic Situations Writing Love Stories
Who is your Audience (Part 1) Writing Erotica
PROMPTS
Writing with the Holidays
Back to school
Inspiration EDITING
Writing prompts Writing Tools -- new toys!
Conversation prompts Endings aren't the end
Fan fic prompts Titling
Plein Air writing After the First Draft
And even more prompts Writing Advice
Quick prompts Grammar and Editors
Iambic pentameter Parts of Speech
Throwing spaghetti The Vanishing Infinitive
Prompting...2,3,4
Identifying Theme BUSINESS OF WRITING
Doing more than seeing the scene File Management
Location, location, location Nuts and Bolts
A reflection Keeping track of your sales
Get the facts straight Sell Through
How many words?
GUEST WRITERS
Cynthia Sax (Billionaires, Vampires & Reader Expectations)
Shelley Munro (Eight Tips for Naming your Characters)
Related posts
On Grammar
Finding my voice
Writing what we know
Play safe...and write!
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