Tag: writing workshop

  • Write! Promptly! Writing Prompt! Free Workshop, Having Fun with Writing Prompts

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    Have you always wanted to write?  Are you already a writer, but stalled in getting words on the page?  Are you a working author who needs some exercises to keep limber?  Just looking for a good time?  ~leer~

    Well, you\’ve come to the write place.  Join me at Coffee Time Romance, the award-winning forum for readers and authors.  For the next two weeks, June 12th through June 25th, I\’ll be your facilitator for \”Having Fun with Writing Prompts.\”  Together, we\’ll play on the page, write a lot, and just keep ourselves occupied with words.  Lots, and lots, and lots of words.

    Sound like fun?  Great!  Join me!

    Coffee Time Romance Forum,
    \”Having Fun with Writing Prompts,\”
    Facilitated by A. Catherine Noon

  • When \”What He Said\” Isn\’t Enough – Free Workshop Coming February 2016 on Coffee Time Romance

    When \”What He Said\” Isn\’t Enough – Free Workshop Coming February 2016 on Coffee Time Romance

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    Free Workshop,Writing M/M Romance – When \”What He Said\” Isn\’t Enough

    Writing M/M romance, or \”male/male\” romance, came about in the late 1960\’s (probably much earlier, but that\’s when folks admit to it), written largely by and for women. It has its roots in the fan communities and stories were mimeographed, (anybody remember those?), to be passed around at conventions or mailed, (yes, snail mail), back and forth.  That\’s not to say it doesn\’t also appeal to men; I have a number of men friends, gay and straight, who like to read it too.

    And then came the internet.

    Now, with the explosion of ebooks and the ease of sharing stories via forums and archives, the genre has come into its own. There are now more and more original stories with two male characters who meet, have conflicts, and fall in love. And yes, there\’s the sex.

    We\’ll talk about how to write convincing male characters and how to handle pronoun confusion. We\’ll touch on some elements of erotic writing and how to make scenes as hot, or as sweet, as one wishes.

    Most of all, we\’ll have fun. Join me for some discussion and, most of all, some writing.

    Join me for a free writing workshop at the Coffee Time Romance forum, here, Sunday, February 7th through Saturday, February 27th.  You don\’t need any experience as a writer.  Just bring your curiosity, enthusiasm, and your internet connection.  We\’ll create the rest from there.