BONUS info: I will be at Comic Con Revolution on May 19th and 20th. I’ll be with my fellow Constant Collectible writers. We’ll be at booth COS4, so stop by, say hello, get a signed copy of my stories, and talk to me about your favorite nerd things. I’d love to meet you!
Blog posts and videos referenced:
Stealing Another Writer's Work vs Being Inspired by It
#ChatWithIndieAuthor: Aria E. Maher
Psychological horror story recommendations:
- The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Gilman
- The Tangle by Aria Maher
- The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson
The #ChatWithIndieAuthor interview with Rae Elliott releases on May 30th, so leave questions for her below! Just make sure you mention that they’re for her and not me. In the meantime, check out her website here.
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I have a question for the next ChatWithHannah video. How do I avoid the middle of the story being boring, repetitive, and/or slow? I know where the story starts, where it ends, and what needs to happen in the middle, but not enough to keep it interesting throughout the whole thing.
ReplyDeleteSince you recommend "The Tangle," you might like "This Present Darkness" and/or "The Oath" by Frank E. Peritti. It's been a while since I've read either, but they're pretty profound and very creepy.
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