Get Writing
By Janice Hally
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About this ebook
A two week creative writing course offering inspiration and motivation through daily practical writing assignments.
In two weeks you will:
Clarify your motivation for writing as well as the kind of writing you'd like to do.
Experiment with expressing your own feelings and experiences; getting inside your characters heads; and turning a static situation into a dramatic, dynamic scenario.
Get inspiration from your passions, your memories, recalled experiences and feelings; and the characters you’ve come across who have influenced your life.
And above all you will learn how to avoid the blank page; get the ideas out of your head and on to paper; and develop the writing habit!
Learn the secrets of successful writers as well as writing tips and advice on how to build a well of ideas so that inspiration is always at hand.
If you have always wanted to write but found it difficult to know where to start, Janice Hally's "Get Writing" will help you to let your creativity flow.
Readers' testimonials received by the author:
"incredibly inspiring ... a great strategy" Gary P
"a breath of inspiration!" Greg C
"illuminating beyond words" Tessa S
"useful, motivating and reassuring" Karen J
"I thoroughly enjoyed doing it and found it very helpful" Eileen K
Janice Hally
Janice Hally is a Scottish screenwriter with more than 300 hours of prime-time television drama to her credit. She has also written fiction and non-fiction books. Her latest book, published June 2010 by French publisher Hachette, is "Distant Echo", a psychological thriller. A follow-up was commissioned and will be published in 2011. Current commissions include the big screen adaptation of Peter May's "The Killing Room" for a French film production company.
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Get Writing - Janice Hally
GET WRITING
Janice Hally
Smashwords Edition
Copyright 2011 Janice Hally
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Table of Contents
PART ONE
INTRODUCTION
STARTING OUT
WRITING ASSIGNMENTS FOR THE FIRST WEEK
DAY ONE
DAY TWO
DAYS THREE AND FOUR
DAY FIVE
DAY SIX
DAY SEVEN
TAKING STOCK
PART TWO
FINDING YOUR SUBJECT
WRITING ASSIGNMENTS FOR THE SECOND WEEK
DAY ONE
DAY TWO
DAY THREE
DAY FOUR
DAY FIVE
DAY SIX
DAY SEVEN
IN CONCLUSION
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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Introduction
If you have always wanted to write but found it difficult to know where to start, 'Get Writing' will help you to let your creativity flow.
This two week creative writing course offers inspiration and motivation through daily practical writing assignments
In two weeks you will...
Clarify:
- your motivation for writing
- the kind of writing you'd like to do
Experiment with:
- expressing your feelings and experiences in first person
- getting inside your characters heads
- turning a static situation into a dramatic, dynamic scenario
Get inspiration from:
- your passions
- your memories, recalled experiences and feelings
- the characters you’ve come across who have influenced your life
And above all you will learn how