
the point of view tango
How do writers decide whose point of view to take?
Who gets the main stage?
Time for the point of view tango.
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the point of view tango
How do writers decide whose point of view to take?
Who gets the main stage?
Time for the point of view tango.
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rainbow ribbon candyHere is my art for the twitter art exhibit in Moss, Norway.
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Captain Cactus
Rooted on the hilltop
above the city lights
Captain Cactus surveyed the land
Not much has changed
they still walk around
on two legs
and I on
one
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book sandwich for a hungry writer
What is a writer’s favourite snack?
How about a book sandwich?
Delicious!
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woven heart from an old sweater
Strings are woven
strings are broken
the holes in the old sweater
look better
now they are filled
with a warm heart
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I am too tired!
Do characters ask for time out?
“I am overworked.”
Thanks!
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La Tosca !
Aria
my little bird
her wings shook
waves of sound
rose up
crashed
on my ears
La Tosca
lived for art
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split character - a writer did it!
Why do writers split their characters?
So they can get more out of them.
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Leaf Lady
Leaf Lady
stepped over
the frozen ground
making her way
to a clearing
she waved
at the Raven
over head
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Are you a writer or a reader?
What drives a writer and a reader to go to the same book club?
For the identical reason – because they are the same person!
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