Jessica Morrell – Author and Presenter at VCAC21
We are delighted to welcome Jessica Morrell to VCAC21! One of the primary contributors to the Chanticleer writing blog, Jessica's tips and advice are invaluable standbys that benefit all authors.
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The Eyes Have It – From the Editor’s Desk of Jessica Morrell – a Chanticleer Writer’s Toolbox blog post
If you’re serious about writing, you must notice subtext and how to convey it. And that often begins with the eyes.
Supporting Cast – Taking Risks with Your Secondary Characters – From the Editor’s Desk of Jessica Morrell – A Chanticleer Writers Toolbox Post
Secondary Characters. They can drive their co-stars crazy and they can also drive the plot. They can star in their own subplots and often support the protagonist’s goals. Or thwart the protagonist’s goals.
NaNoWriMo or Not – Great TIPS for WRITING Your Next Work by Jessica Morrell and Kiffer Brown
Whether or Not you participate in NaNoWriMo, you will find these suggestions and tips on How to UnSpool Your Story - BRAINSTORMING Tips for Your Next Work, from top editor Jessica Morrell, will be useful additions to your writer's toolbox.
LEARN FROM THE BEST at VCAC 20 – J.D.Barker, Bob Dugoni, Chris Humphreys, Don Maass, Jessica Morrell
The countdown commences for the first ever VIRTUAL CHANTICLEER AUTHORS CONFERENCE - LIVE Sessions, Panel Discussions, Happy Hours, and more! We look forward to seeing you soon! Don't miss out on this exciting event to Learn from the BEST!
BETWEEN the LINES: Mastering the Subtle Techniques of Fiction – by Jessica Morrell, Top-Tiered Editor – a Chanticleer Writer’s Toolbox post
Learn the techniques that help writers create nuanced, layered, and compelling stories and create deep and simmering worlds with Jessica Morrell.
COMPONENT LAYERS of SUCCESSFUL FICTION – A Chanticleer Writer’s Toolbox blog post by Jessica Morrell
This enlightening and instructional blog post by top-tiered editor and Chanticleer Master Writing Craft teacher, Jessica Morrell, gives examples of components of exceptional fiction writing.
CHARACTER NAMES are SIGNIFICANT in FICTION – Part Three: LANGUAGE and NAME-CRAFT in WRITING FICTION – a Chanticleer Writers Toolbox Blogpost by Jessica Morrell
What you name your characters is a critical part to your story development. It may well be the focal point of what makes your work resonate in your readers' minds.
TIPS for FICTION WRITERS – from Jessica Morrell’s Editor’s Desk and Kiffer Brown – Chanticleer Writers Toolbox Series
Sometimes we all need reminders to keep us on track and focused while writing. We hope that you will find these tips handy.
Part Two: LANGUAGE and NAME-CRAFT in WRITING FICTION – a Chanticleer Writers Toolbox Blogpost – Jessica Morrell and Kiffer Brown
Using names as foreshadowing clues and smart plotting devices is indicative of finely honed writing craft. Here are some helpful links and tips.