JR asks: “Do you have any tips, tricks, or advice on tying up loose ends at the end of series?”
Resources Mentioned:
Babylon 5
Lost
Eyes Wide Shut (Unrated)
Eyes Wide Shut (R)
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Category Archives: Writing
Questions 350: Interrogating Your Work
Indiana asks: “Can you go into a little more detail on the notion of interrogating your ideas, perhaps drawing from your own examples?”
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Questions 348: Reviving Abandoned Works
JR asks: “Any tips for reviving work you’ve set aside? Edit, rewrite, toss?”
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Questions 347: When is a beat a beat?
David asks “Is a story event still a ‘beat’ if it becomes significant to the characters/plot later on in the story?”
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Questions 345: Juggling Multiple Series
Melissa asks “How do I maintain interest in a series when my enthusiasm wanders?”
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Questions 344: Historically Accurate Childhoods
Chris asks “When writing historical fiction with children, how should one treat the aspects of childhood that are less than stellar by today’s standards?”
Resources Mentioned:
The Alienist
The Angel of Darkness
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Questions 341: Writing Immature Characters
JR asks: How do I write an immature main character without losing the audience?
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Questions 337: Where Did I Put My Antagonist?
Robert asks: “What are good ways to introduce the antagonist when restricted to the protagonist’s POV??”
The Maltese Falcon
The Big Sleep
Lord of the Rings
He Ain’t Heavy
Blood And Weeds
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Questions 336: Writing Multiple Series
JR asks: “How do you transition between series without stealing from yourself?”
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