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    Gilmore Girls Saved My Day

    Excuse number twenty-seven as to why I’m writing this Tuesday morning instead of having it done earlier: Yesterday was the worst day I’ve had in […]

    January 31, 2006

    Tim King

  • bethestory, podcast, writing

    3 Stupid (or Not So Stupid) Story Mistakes

    It seems like so long ago that I was just learning about stories. I’d been writing non-fiction for many years, but when I tried to […]

    January 30, 2006

    Tim King

  • in the audience, movies, tv & movies

    March of the Penguins, and Why Should I Care?

    I don’t know what made me thought March of the Penguins was going to have a great story. No matter what a penguin’s life is […]

    January 27, 2006

    Tim King

  • in the audience, podcast, spotlight, television, tv & movies

    Spotlight: Gilmore Girls

    When a friend of mine found out I liked Gilmore Girls, he said, “Really? What’s it about? It’s just a mother and daughter, right?” How […]

    January 26, 2006

    Tim King

  • character, creativity, writing

    The Secret to Naming Characters

    This is something that pops up from time to time on the writing boards: How do you choose names for your characters? Writers are desperate […]

    January 25, 2006

    Tim King

  • writing

    How Not to Run an Online Bookstore

    Not directly related to stories, except that it is an engaging one. I’ve been enjoying Paula Berinstein’s story, over at The Writing Show of how […]

    January 24, 2006

    Tim King

  • advertising, copywriting

    The Power of Your Personal Story

    One of the most successful blogs in the blogosphere owes its success to a great story. I’m referring to Steve Pavlina’s Personal Development Blog, which […]

    January 24, 2006

    Tim King

  • bethestory, books, in the audience, novels, podcast

    The Telling of Tom Sawyer

    Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is one of the most endearing pieces of classic literature. Of the many literary novels extant, this is […]

    January 23, 2006

    Tim King

  • in the audience, writing

    Are you a story geek?

    I’m trying out dPolls.com. Are you a story geek? What do you think? -TimK

    January 20, 2006

    Tim King

  • books, in the audience, novels, podcast, spotlight, writing

    Spotlight: Storyteller (Review)

    A review of Storyteller: Writing Lessons and More from 27 years of the Clarion Writers’ Workshop by Kate Wilhelm Tell me a story. Tell me […]

    January 19, 2006

    Tim King

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