National Graphic Novel Writing Month, Day 15: Plotting Your Way Out Of A Paper Bag
Fri Oct 15, 2010 — by Glenn Hauman National Graphic Novel Writing Month, Day 15: Plotting Your Way Out Of A Paper Bag Let me give you an example of a bad plot that...
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National Graphic Novel Writing Month, Day 16: You Can Do It!
Sat Oct 16, 2010 — by Jenifer Rosenberg National Graphic Novel Writing Month, Day 16: You Can Do It! At this point, those of you participating in NaGraNoWriMo are halfway there. Congratulations! You have...
National Graphic Novel Writing Month, Day 17: Fools! I shall tell you my evil plot!
Sun Oct 17, 2010 — by Glenn Hauman National Graphic Novel Writing Month, Day 17: Fools! I shall tell you my evil plot! The month’s half over and amazingly, I have yet to reference...
National Graphic Novel Writing Month Day 18: Starring Roles– The Importance of Character Analysis
Mon Oct 18, 2010 — by Chris Arnone National Graphic Novel Writing Month Day 18: Starring Roles– The Importance of Character Analysis In the world of costumes, superpowers, super star artists, and crazy monsters;...
National Graphic Novel Writing Month Day 19: Pages As Scenes
Tue Oct 19, 2010 — by Glenn Hauman National Graphic Novel Writing Month Day 19: Pages As Scenes Consider the simple comic book page. I know, your first thought is: this isn’t my problem....
National Graphic Novel Writing Month Day 20: The Inspiring Power Of Deadlines
Wed Oct 20, 2010 — by Glenn Hauman National Graphic Novel Writing Month Day 20: The Inspiring Power Of Deadlines Day 20. Late at night. And I’m still working on today’s article for NaGraNoWriMo....
National Graphic Novel Writing Month Day 21: Nobody Likes Ten Pages Of Talking Heads
Thu Oct 21, 2010 — by Glenn Hauman National Graphic Novel Writing Month Day 21: Nobody Likes Ten Pages Of Talking Heads Day 21, and I’m in hell. Let me give you my particular...
National Graphic Novel Writing Month Day 22: Following Your Own Instructions
Fri Oct 22, 2010 — by Aaron Rosenberg National Graphic Novel Writing Month Day 22: Following Your Own Instructions Outlines are important, don’t let anybody tell you otherwise. They can keep you from making...
National Graphic Novel Writing Month Day 25: Wait, Who Was That Again? The Importance Of Cast Lists
Mon Oct 25, 2010 — by Aaron Rosenberg National Graphic Novel Writing Month Day 25: Wait, Who Was That Again? The Importance Of Cast Lists Here’s another insanely useful thing when writing: a cast...
National Graphic Novel Writing Month Day 29: It’s NOT A Novel, by Keith R.A. DeCandido
Fri Oct 29, 2010 — by Keith R.A. DeCandido National Graphic Novel Writing Month Day 29: It’s NOT A Novel, by Keith R.A. DeCandido My biggest problem with the term “graphic novel” is that...