Writing Journal Worksheet – Drawing Parallels (PDF) The joy of uniting the world thematically is the reason I write. I love drawing connections, correlations, and parallels between things and making sense of it all. Don’t you? P.S. You may also enjoy the Similes and Metaphors worksheet which uses a similar (!) technique. More Writing Worksheets
No one is harder to empathise with than people who claim to love school. I hate it here. I stare out of the window, while Mrs. Waugh drones on about… something. It’s a beautiful day and the sun glints blindingly off the waves on the sea. I would love to go for a swim, but… Read More
Writing Journal Worksheet – Dialogue (PDF) One area that writers most frequently ask me to help them with is writing dialogue. Specifically, I get asked how to write “realistic” dialogue. I agree that it’s important for dialogue to sound “natural”, so that the conversation doesn’t appear contrived and conveniently planted to please the plot. But… Read More
He had heard many of his fellow officers complain of homesickness, but as William Parker sat on the port gunwale of the Nephele and watched the coast of Lemnos drift slowly below them, he could not imagine such a feeling himself. That morning he was assisting Mr. David with the spyglass. William’s task was to… Read More
Writing Journal Worksheet – Your Heart (PDF) Suspend your cynicism, embrace the occasion, and enjoy filling up a big love heart with the prompts on this worksheet. You can keep it hidden in your journal if you like… I won’t tell! P.S. I think you’ll also love Things I Love in Stories & Things I… Read More
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