Category Archives: Thoughts On Writing

Nobody Told Me I Could Die Of Outlining

Posted on June 11, 2013 by Anne Riley

Look at this picture, Grasshoppers. Yes. It is a picture of pants. Very cute green pants. But more specifically, it is a picture of what I like to FLY BY THE SEAT OF when I write. However, a tragedy has … Continue reading →

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The Haps

Posted on February 17, 2013 by Anne Riley

So the first thing I should tell you is that I finally watched Pitch Perfect and OH MY GOSH YOU WERE RIGHT, YOU WERE ALL RIGHT. It is amazing and everything a movie should ever be, EVER. Now that we’ve … Continue reading →

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Cliches I Enjoy

Posted on May 25, 2012 by Anne Riley

One of the hardest parts about writing, for me, is avoiding cliches. (Other hard parts of writing: beginnings, endings, character development, plot twists, foreshadowing…oh, we don’t have time to list all the things I struggle with.) (Moving on.) I don’t … Continue reading →

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