If you’re a millennial, you probably used SparkNotes at some point in high school to help summarize a book for English class. I fully admit that I tried my best to get through Jane Eyre, but Charlotte Bronte and I do not agree on writing style and pacing. The...
For most authors, writing is far more than just a career—it’s a passion. The thought of starting a new book project is, at first, one that sparks rigorous motivation and enthusiasm. But all too often, that initial “get up and go” mentally quickly melts away into...
Technica will be exhibiting at the Spring North Carolina Writers’ Network Spring Conference on Saturday, April 20th, which brings a full day of classes and discussions on the craft and business of writing. See the below information from the NC Writers’...
Writing a prologue can be difficult and intimidating. A prologue—the short opening section of a story—may be the first thing you read when picking up a novel. Consequently, some writers are afraid of giving away too much plot information, or of not enticing the reader...
In today’s edition of Technica Talks, we interview Aurea Franklin: Army veteran and author of Silent Freedom and Indivisible. We’ll talk about her writing process, current published books, what “Silent Freedom” means to her, and some tips she...
