#PitMad is up on Twitter today, so go have at it!
Writer's Potpourri:
5 Literary Agents Seeking New Clients
Attaching the Flesh: a 50-item Questionaire for Finding the Meat of Your Character
Show Versus Tell
Should You Write That Potentially Controversial Scene?
How to Make Sure the Language in Your Historical Fantasy Novel is Period-accurate
Other Babble:
Dr. Andrew Rochford Undergoes Labor Experiment, Learns Childbirth Hurts
10 Teen Books Adults Shouldn't Resist
The 7 Most Baffling Things About Women's Clothes
Ooo, I didn't even finish the list before hoping over to the agents looking for clients. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat list. The historical fiction link was interesting, and the man in labor was hilarious. :P
ReplyDeleteI think a great help with historical fiction dialogue is just reading/watching a lot of material that takes place in the desired time period. I'll be writing my next story in the Edwardian period, but I'm going to have to do a lot of research in to Scottish dialects of the day...maybe I should find me some Scottish friends to check it for me. :)
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