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Hey guys!

I’m looking at creating a post specifically about theme in the next week or two.

Are there other topics pertaining to writing that you are interested in hearing more about? I, and other writers here, would love to hear from you! Feel free to comment or send me an email. :)

-Tony

What kind of themes have people suggested or you have in mind so far? I’d love to see more of these resources for our members.

Dave

Well, my posts are basically designed to assist people with writing fiction. Wo anything that falls within that category. I’ve been studying novel writing for years and am currently working on a trilogy. So the info I’m sharing is pretty fresh with a bunch of resources for me to help write/instruct.

I have not received word from anyone on what future topics pertaining to writing they would like to see, but I do have a wide range of ideas.

-Theme
-Apt Settings
-Dialogue
-Characterization
-Soliloquoy
-Background information
-Description
-Character Arcs
-Story Structure

Again these are ideas, and I’m trying to tailor them to those of us writing here in STF. But all of it has helped me write better.

I’m also open to other ideas anyone wants to explore that I haven’t mentioned. :)

-Tony

Three that come to mind …

-Show Don’t Tell
-Writing ‘Tasteful’ Romances either as a romance book in its own right or as part of a different genre :P (yes, I know that sex is dirty if done right, but I’m also of the opinion that some things should be left to the imagination and that we don’t necessarily need to know the details of what happens beside closed doors - if you need to be told, you probably are too young :)
-Single vs Multiple POV (George RR Martin I’m looking at YOU!)

Russell

Yes! I really think we should do some on those as well!

Russ, I know you’ve been helping out with this a bit. Do you want to do more of the articles? If so, which ones take your fancy?

-Tony