It’s that time of year again! The daily temperatures are falling, the leaves are turning various shades of orange and various chintzy costumes are for sale at Wal-Mart. No, I’m not describing Halloween. I’m describing the time of year that I usually teach Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, that time honored play about the Salem witch trialsContinue reading “5 Things “The Crucible” Can Teach Us About Good Writing”
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9 Things Every Successful Story Needs
Back in February, Andrew Stanton (creator of Toy Story) gave a TED talk about things that make a great story. I watched this again recently and decided that for those of you who are on the go, busy writing your epic tale, would appreciate a shortened version. Here are the highlights of that amazing talk:Continue reading “9 Things Every Successful Story Needs”