Monthly Archives: January 2015

Writing – Style, Punctuation Watch Words Word Use

Posted on January 31, 2015 by L.D. Alford

31 January 2015, this blog is about writing in scenes.  I’m focusing on the tools to build scenes.  I’ll leave up the parts of a novel because I think this is an important picture for any novelist.  I’m writing about style. … Continue reading →

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Writing – Style, Checkers Watch Words Word Use

Posted on January 30, 2015 by L.D. Alford

30 January 2014, this blog is about writing in scenes.  I’m focusing on the tools to build scenes.  I’ll leave up the parts of a novel because I think this is an important picture for any novelist.  I’m writing about style. … Continue reading →

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Writing – Style, more Watch Words Word Use

Posted on January 29, 2015 by L.D. Alford

29 January 2014, this blog is about writing in scenes.  I’m focusing on the tools to build scenes.  I’ll leave up the parts of a novel because I think this is an important picture for any novelist.  I’m writing about style. … Continue reading →

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Writing – Style, Watch Words Word Use

Posted on January 28, 2015 by L.D. Alford

28 January 2014, this blog is about writing in scenes.  I’m focusing on the tools to build scenes.  I’ll leave up the parts of a novel because I think this is an important picture for any novelist.  I’m writing about style. … Continue reading →

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Writing – Style, utilize Word Use

Posted on January 27, 2015 by L.D. Alford

27 January 2014, this blog is about writing in scenes.  I’m focusing on the tools to build scenes.  I’ll leave up the parts of a novel because I think this is an important picture for any novelist.  I’m writing about style. … Continue reading →

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Writing – Style, said Word Use

Posted on January 26, 2015 by L.D. Alford

26 January 2014, this blog is about writing in scenes.  I’m focusing on the tools to build scenes.  I’ll leave up the parts of a novel because I think this is an important picture for any novelist.  I’m writing about style. … Continue reading →

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Writing – Style, even Word Use

Posted on January 25, 2015 by L.D. Alford

25 January 2014, this blog is about writing in scenes.  I’m focusing on the tools to build scenes.  I’ll leave up the parts of a novel because I think this is an important picture for any novelist.  I’m writing about style. … Continue reading →

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Writing – Style, got and gotten Word Use

Posted on January 24, 2015 by L.D. Alford

24 January 2014, this blog is about writing in scenes.  I’m focusing on the tools to build scenes.  I’ll leave up the parts of a novel because I think this is an important picture for any novelist.  I’m writing about style. … Continue reading →

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Writing – Style, were and was Word Use

Posted on January 23, 2015 by L.D. Alford

23 January 2014, this blog is about writing in scenes.  I’m focusing on the tools to build scenes.  I’ll leave up the parts of a novel because I think this is an important picture for any novelist.  I’m writing about style. … Continue reading →

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Writing – Style, -ly Word Use

Posted on January 22, 2015 by L.D. Alford

22 January 2014, this blog is about writing in scenes.  I’m focusing on the tools to build scenes.  I’ll leave up the parts of a novel because I think this is an important picture for any novelist.  I’m writing about style. … Continue reading →

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