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Tag Archives: Lost

Motivational Quitter

Posted on August 8, 2012 by R.L. Naquin

I’ve never had a moment in my life where I stared down at the empty page, threw my hands up in disgust, and declared that I was done writing forever. Now, having said that, I have to be honest. Nearly … Continue reading →

Posted in Writer's Life | Tagged John Locke, Lost, quitting | 1 Reply

Jack Shephard vs the plot monster

Posted on March 20, 2012 by Kevin Wohler

As I mentioned in a previous post (“Lying on the couch: A conversation with myself“), I usually talk to my main characters quite a bit before beginning the writing process. It’s not easy for me to put aside character building … Continue reading →

Posted in Process | Tagged characterization, Lost, plotting | Leave a reply
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