One Day at a Time
My journey as a mystery fiction writer began with an adult education course. That’s where I learned storytelling basics and met people who would end up forming my first writers group.
While I was in the process of writing my first novel, I happened to find a book called How to Write Killer Fiction by Carolyn Wheat. This spelled out the characteristics of a mystery story versus a suspense or thriller story.
This video is the first in a series I’m doing on writing tips for prose fiction vs. screenwriting.
Coming soon, I’ll be launching my online course on plotting fiction. The course will be on Udemy.
I hope to launch the course by Oct. 20, so keep an eye out for that.
As we age, our continued health depends upon our ability to keep our brains engaged. We can maintain a healthy brain in many ways.
Anyone who thinks they’re incapable of learning new skills past a certain age couldn’t be more wrong. The expression “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks” is, to say the least, misleading. In any case, it doesn’t apply to human beings.