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Yesterday was the last day of school! wheeeheee! No more school job will hopefully mean a lot more time to be fannish. I was really running on empty by the end. I actually slept NINE HOURS last night.
Whoa.
I now have a few days to finish getting my stuff ready for the art show at Con.TXT. I'm also hoping to do a panel there, and in preparation of that, I have some questions for any writers who feel inclined to contribute to the discussion:
Do you agree or disagree with the idea that there are elements of the writing craft that can't be learned in in writing fanfic?
Do you think that there are elements that are more difficult to learn through fanfic writing rather than other types of writing?
Please discuss in comments!
On a writerly theme, here is a useful list on the SFWA website of the top twenty dishonest literary agents
Also, just for fun, please recommend your favorite book on writing. Mine is, without a doubt, "Writing Down the Bones" by Natalie Goldberg.
Whoa.
I now have a few days to finish getting my stuff ready for the art show at Con.TXT. I'm also hoping to do a panel there, and in preparation of that, I have some questions for any writers who feel inclined to contribute to the discussion:
Do you agree or disagree with the idea that there are elements of the writing craft that can't be learned in in writing fanfic?
Do you think that there are elements that are more difficult to learn through fanfic writing rather than other types of writing?
Please discuss in comments!
On a writerly theme, here is a useful list on the SFWA website of the top twenty dishonest literary agents
Also, just for fun, please recommend your favorite book on writing. Mine is, without a doubt, "Writing Down the Bones" by Natalie Goldberg.
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