Because everyone loves a good story
If Dr. Seuss had written a summary of The Martian Chronicles, this would be it:A human’s a human, no matter how far,And humans kill people, wherever they are. Oh, and also:The Martians are right to distrust every human,And so was the earthling who killed…
You certainly remember my last post about the writer’s toolbox, right? Sure you do. It was the one about vocabulary and grammar. (Did the mention of those words put a damper on your summer? Sorry about that.)
Anyway, this week’s installment from Stephen King’s “On Writing” is equally helpful, looking at paragraphs, fragments, and fiction. Don’t miss out on this great advice and ultra-short post!
Plus, find out which two famous books were written on a dare.
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