The Three Sentences Most Overused by Beginner Writers by Rayne Hall 1. S/he turned to look/and looked at him/her. 2. S/he nodded slowly. 3. S/he took a deep breath to steady her/himself If you submit your story to...
Read MoreWe talk to playwright, screenwriter and director Barbara Hammond about the differences between writing for the stage and writing for the screen, how acting and directing have changed the way she approaches writing, and her...
Read MoreHow to Write Book Reviews by Rayne Hall Writing book reviews is a great way to share your opinions – and as a bonus, you can get free books. Structuring Your Review 1. Start with a sentence about what kind of book...
Read MoreBody Language in Dialogue Scenes by Rayne Hall Body language can add another dimension to your dialogue scene, because it reveals a person’s intentions, feelings or mood. The five main types of body language are...
Read MoreWe talk to playwright, Alex Lewin about studying playwrighting at UC San Diego, how his new play The Interview draws from his real life experience going through the long process of becoming a Big Brother through the Big...
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