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"I help turn wannabe writers into gonnabe writers." Randy Ingermanson
If you're not familiar with Randy Ingermanson's AdvancedFictionWriting.com, you don't know what you're missing! Randy is the author of Writing Fiction for Dummies. He's also known as "The Snowflake Guy" because of this article. It outlines the way he designs/constructs a novel, by starting small, then building up until it looks like a story. Hence, the snowflake metaphor. You start with a paper triangle, then keep cutting until you make a more elaborate design emerge.
Randy, a writer and award winning author of six novels and one non-fiction book, is also a physicist and self proclaimed computer geek. To learn more about him, click here.
His website is wonderful, and his e-zine is free! It's a monthly publication that provides some great secrets for novelists who want to develop their craft and better market their fiction. In addition, once you subscribe, you'll also receive his 5 day course entitled "How to Publish A Book," along with his free report on Tiger Marketing.
Visit Randy today and take advantage of all of his great free stuff! Do you have a favorite writing website that you'd like to plug? Thanks for stopping by, and happy writing!
8 comments:
Oooh I like the snowflake metaphor! Thanks for the useful link to his article, Maria! Take care
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You are so welcome! His info is amazing:).
Thanks for the link, Maria!
I'll check out his link. Thanks Maria.
I will have to check him out. Thank you, Maria.
Hugs and chocolate!
Shelly
I've heard good things about his Snowflake Method for plotting. A couple of my favorite sites for writing resources are hollylisle.com and deanwesleysmith.com. The latter has been chronicling his daily writing routine since August--and wow, what an inspiration!
Thanks for reposting, Maria!
@Norma: You're welcome!
@Eve: You'll like what you find!
@Shelly: You're welcome! He's really helpful.
@Jennette: I'm familiar with Holly Lisle's site but not Dean Wesley Smith's. I'll have to visit. Thanks for sharing!
@William: You're welcome!
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