Sitemap - 2024 - Harvey’s (Almost) Daily Journal
Yesterday, and Royalty-Free Cover Art
Openings Critique, Sale, and More
A Publishing Challenge of Sorts
Challenge, Copyediting, Subscription Reminder
Curtailing an Offer, and Lessons
Short Story Contest: The Debrief
End Your Writing Session With A Hook
Cycling Isn’t Only to Check Your Work
Challenges, and the Bradbury Challenge
Reminder, and About “Soft as a Breeze”
A Conversation About Writing Fiction
Just Sit Down, and Music, White Noise, or Silence?
Scam of the Day, and I Got Nothin’
Flash Short Story Contest Continues
The Right Equipment, and Writing Past the End
Books! and What Is a Short Story?
On Cycling Through a Full Novel
A Story About a Trunk Novelist Turned Editor
Bradbury Challenge, and a Note to a Writer
A New Book, and a Trick Question
A New Question, and a Really Weird Novel
The Problems that Result from Outlining Novels
What I’ve Learned & What I Teach
How to Proofread Your Own Work
Facebook, Twitter, and First Readers
Bradbury Challenge and a Lot of Other Stuff
The Story Isn’t Fiction to the Characters
Yesterday, and Yesterday Again
The Novel Wrapped and a Guest Post
A Slightly Deeper Dive on Cycling
Bradbury Writers, and A Major Change
Subscription Drive and YouTube
Organizing Your Book Files, and More
Reminder, Payhip Is Easy, and Promo Docs
TJ Blackwell, a New Story, and More
Comments Requested, and the Novel Wrapped
Competing, and More on Marketing via PayHip
Marketing: Shopify? PayHip? Serious Stuff
Philip K. Dick, Anyone? Read On.
Every Novel Writes Differently & It All Depends…
Personal Responsibility, and a New Novel
Bradbury, YouTube, and Real Country Music
A New Story, and Compiling a Novel
Setting Matters. And Detail Matters.
Bradbury Challenge, and More Website Stuff
A Reminder, Findaway, and Updates
A New Short Story and Two Updates
Big Changes at StoneThread Publishing (and a Lot More)
Bradbury Challenge, and Soleada Garcia
A New Word, a New Story, and I Love Comments
How to Continue Learning Craft
Special Journal-Only Promo for Writing Fiction
Updated TOC for Writing Character-Driven Fiction
Appendix C: Rules of Writing from Masters
Appendix B: Some Fiction Exercises
Chapter 9: Writing the Ending, Part 2
Chapter 9: Writing the Ending, Part 1
Chapter 8, Part 2: Writing High-Action Scenes
Chapter 8, Part 1: Writing the Scene
Chapter 7, Part 4: Using the Five Senses
Chapter 7, Part 3: Setting Matters
Chapter 7, Part 2: Writing Setting
Chapter 7, Part 1: Writing Setting
Writing the Character-Driven Story: Chapter 4, Part 2
Writing the Character-Driven Story: Chapter 4, Part 2
Writing the Character-Driven Story: Chapter 4, Part 1
Story Ideas and Where to Get Them
Story Starters and Where to Get Them
Writing the Character-Driven Story: Chapter 2, Part 2
Writing the Character-Driven Story: Chapter 2, Part 1
Writing the Character-Driven Story: Chapter 1
Writing the Character-Driven Story
The Novel Wrapped, and the Sale Continues
Reading Order Matters, and More on WITD
What Is Writing Into the Dark?
A Great Point, and Types of Fiction Writers
Critical Mind Emails, and Updates
Flash Sale (Redux) and The Writing
Challenge, Inside No. 9, First Readers, and a Flash Sale
Why I Don’t Follow or Advance the Myths
Characters, and Differentiating Them
Switching PsOV Inside Chapters, Redux
Welcome, and Thought of the Day
Challenge, Scammers, Ellipsis, Em Dash
Changes, “No Activity,” and Coming Soon
Taking a Stand on Generative AI
Research for Fiction Writers, and the Novel Wrapped
On Goals, Adjustments, Available Time, and Priorities
The Bradbury Challenge, Routines and Goals
A New Story, This Morning, and Yesterday
Monique, Atticus, and YouTube Take Two
Something Silly, On Being Busy, and False Pride