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Adapting Fairytales

November 12, 2020 / E.J. Robison / 1 Comment

I've always loved fairytales; that's what happens when you grow up watching (and rewatching, and rewatching, and rewatching...) Disney classics. I've been writing stories ever since I learned how to spell, so it was only a matter of time before I began adapting fairytales. Interestingly enough, my first adaptation was of Snow White. I'd never … Continue reading Adapting Fairytales

Project Pea and the Writing Process

September 3, 2020 / E.J. Robison / Leave a comment

I have written many novels in my life. No really, I have! The only thing is that I'm never satisfied enough with how they turn out to actually do anything with them. Therefore, it's a constant struggle for me to decide whether to polish up old writings or work on new ones, as I'm always … Continue reading Project Pea and the Writing Process

How Do I Create Good Characters?

August 25, 2020August 23, 2020 / E.J. Robison / Leave a comment

You've heard me talk about how important characters are when you're writing a story, but the next question is how do you create those amazing characters that will sell your story to your readers/viewers/listeners? The first thing you need to know up front is that it's not easy to create good characters. It takes tons … Continue reading How Do I Create Good Characters?

The Stories that Matter

June 22, 2020 / E.J. Robison / 1 Comment

Let’s stop writing half-hearted stories.  I recently rewatched the Lord of the Rings trilogy and I’m currently rereading the books as well. It struck me towards the end of Return of the King: Why don’t people tell stories like this anymore?  Obviously, Tolkien was a genius and poured his life and soul into Middle Earth. … Continue reading The Stories that Matter

Getting It Right

April 21, 2020 / E.J. Robison / 2 Comments

There have been many times I've tried to write a story and it hasn't turned out anything like how I imagined it in my head. Can you relate? Out of all the questions I get asked as a writer, this is the most common by far: What do I do when I lose motivation while … Continue reading Getting It Right

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