Celebrating the Writers in the Writing Fiction Section

Posted by Suzanne Pitner Jul 29, 2009

The amazing and prolific Jennifer Jensen has taken the Feature Writer position in the Genealogy section, leaving this exciting opportunity open. I moved here from Media Literacy, and I’m happy to be the new FW. Yes, we’re playing musical chairs with our sections, but soon enough, we’ll all have a seat

The tremendous talent we have here in the Writing Fiction section compels me to celebrate and acknowledge all that our writers have produced. The authors have created such a comprehensive resource that you can find an answer to almost any question you may have about writing. Many of the authors are published, some are award winning, and all are passionate about the craft.

Mystery and Suspense writer Vicki Britton takes time out from her novel writing to enlighten us with her expertise in plot, placing, and tension.

If you love science fiction, check out some of the articles by Lynne Jamneck. She’s done an incredible job sharing her extensive knowledge of the genre.

Do you get a bit tremulous when you think about writing love scenes or sex scenes? Then be sure to read the articles by Nina Munteanu, author of Darwin’s Paradox. Her tips will help you write sensual, scintillating sex scenes. How’s that for alliteration?

Janice Hally swept up the writer’s rituals topic. She has an entire series of interviews with published authors about this fascinating subject. You can check the list of articles on her blog.

Are you looking for details on the mechanics of writing? Award winning author Camy Tang has written several articles on dialogue, POV, and characterization.

If you find yourself facing a bad case of staring at a blank screen, What the Author Can Do About Writer’s Block, by Rachel Wills, may be just the prescription you need to get the words flowing again.

There are plenty more writers here sharing their tips, tricks, advice, and successes about writing fiction. So get a cuppa, put a pillow in your chair, and get comfortable. You might be here a while.