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Posts from the ‘Debunking Writing Myths’ Category

0Wednesday, February 15, 2017Writer-Talk Wednesday: Debunking Writing Myths

9Tuesday, April 5, 2011Debunking Writing Myths: “Showing Is Always Better than Telling”

17Tuesday, March 29, 2011Debunking Writing Myths–“Never use fragments, one-word sentences, or one-line paragraphs.”

11Tuesday, March 22, 2011Debunking Writing Myths—The Opening Salvo

28Tuesday, March 15, 2011Debunking Writing Myths: Always/Never Use “Said” Dialogue Tags

27Tuesday, March 8, 2011Debunking Writing Myths: “Read, Read, Read”

16Tuesday, February 22, 2011Debunking Writing Myths: “Eliminate ALL Adverbs”

37Tuesday, February 8, 2011Debunking Writing Myths: “Eliminate all WASes and HADs from Your Manuscript”

8Tuesday, January 25, 2011Debunking Myths: “First Person POV is the easiest to write.”

11Tuesday, January 11, 2011Debunking Writing Myths: “Omniscient POV Is Bad”