You’ll have Doctor Who for homework!!!
Here’s what I’m offering at Bellevue College in the Spring (Registration probably begins in March):
Geek Fiction Writing
This course analyzes popular sci-fi,
In a Writing Rut? Steal from Another Author (but not really.)
I don’t know about you, but after years of writing, I notice that I get into a stylistic rut. As I have mentioned before on this blog,
Six Annoying Statements Adults Make to Teen Writers
I list these to educate and enlighten: Don’t be that guy.
1) “You should find something else to supplement that–like math!”–
A Wizard, a Rock Star and an Alchemist Walk Into a Parallel Universe
And here’s what to do if you find yourself in such a situation:
A) If you are the wizard
- Realize that this is probably your fault.
5 Rights Teen Writers Deserve
…and teen non-writers deserve them, too.
Teens have taught me a bunch about writing over the last couple of decades–both the teens who have already written five novels and the ones who would rather scrub under the refrigerator than pick up a pen.
Spring Vampire Mating Ritual
Sabrina Lowney, who is one of my TEENWriters wrote this, and I just had to share.
Sparkly vampires are actually kind of genius.
Steampunk/Post-Apocalyptic Dystopia, Go!
Written by the Scenes and Dreams class (One more Teenage Novelist class to go). Anyone care to continue the story?
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Britta at I Like These Books is a teenage blogger and one of the contributors to Spoiler Alert (The Book Recap). When she’s not reading or blogging,