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skip to content story a day writing a storyaday in may menu home about start here what people are saying about storyaday how it works resources speaking contact guest post 2018 editorial calendar 2017 storyaday editorial calendar 2016 storyaday editorial calendar storyfest storyfest 2018 storyfest’17 storyfest’16 storyfest’15 storyfest’14 storyfest’11 storyfest’10 blog writing prompts swagr (accountability) podcast feature articles rules for writing productivity inspiration how to interviews best of the web reading room community about the community superstars group superstars forum shop podcast twitter facebook tumblr pinterest featured storyaday september 2018 is coming do you want to spend this september becoming more creative, more productive and happier? 1 want to end september with a stack of short story drafts to edit and share? continue reading “storyaday september 2018 is coming” extra happiness not guaranteed ↩ author julie duffy posted on august 11, 2018 august 11, 2018 categories extras , news , sept 2018 leave a comment on storyaday september 2018 is coming participant badges for september 2018 [500 x 230] are you in? success! now check your email to confirm your subscription. (this is really important. i can't legally send you anything until you do this, which would be so sad!) then, i'll start sending you prep materials, information about the community, and daily prompts during the next challenge. julie there was an error submitting your subscription. please try again. email address i'm in, sept 2018! author julie duffy posted on august 22, 2018 august 22, 2018 categories graphics , resources leave a comment on participant badges for september 2018 [write on wednesday] the ways we talk this week, i’m recycling a writing prompt from a couple of years ago, all about slang, because it fits so wonderfully with this month’s theme of ‘backstory’. (also, because i’ve been on vacation and …) invented languages, or slang, are wonderful ways of establishing culture in your novel and of making sure your dialogue feels like dialogue and not ‘speechifying’. i talked about this on the podcast recently. check it out . read the full prompt here , then come back and leave a comment to let me know what you think. did you read the linked article? did it spark any ideas for you? author julie duffy posted on august 15, 2018 august 15, 2018 categories write on wednesday , writing prompts tags backstory , dialogue , slang , writing prompt leave a comment on [write on wednesday] the ways we talk 112 – backstories & integrity firstly i talk about some people who are making short and long fiction work for them: mary robinette kowal, whose new novels the calculating stars grew out of a short story, the lady astronaut of mars; and diana gabaldon, who writes short stories in her outlander universe to keep her readers occupied while she’s working on the longer novels. i also talk about slang: writing prompt: http://storyaday.org/wow-invented-languages/ escape pod episode: me, meg & the thing by gian-paul bergeron – http://escapepod.org/2018/08/02/escape-pod-639-me-meg-and-the-thing/ prompts for this month: http://stada.me/backstory pep talk the second part of this podcast is a pep talk about living up to your writing commitments in the face of life’s urgent tasks and why it’s so important … and not just to you. another new episode of write every day, not “some day” transcript good morning, good evening, good afternoon. this is julie from storyaday here back to talk with you for another 15 minutes or so about writing. have you been writing to the writing prompts of story a day this month? have you been writing backstories for a longer work exploring the affection world that you have created before? i have been thinking more about this and i have just recently finished a book called “the calculating stars” by mary robinette kowal. i talk about her a lot because i admire her in many ways. largely her writing and also the way that she makes a living as a writer. this book, the calculating stars, is an alternate history of the 50s in america and the nasa space program. it’s not called nasa in her work but she has done a lot of research and it’s really great. it’s right up my alley: it’s history, it’s science fiction, and it’s space travel; hitting all my geek buttons. the first thing that she wrote in that universe or the first that she published in that universe was a short story called the lady astronaut of mars which is a great title. you know from that title that it’s set in the 50s because we don’t refer to people as lady at his or lady that any more, but she wrote this story about this woman who has had a career as a lady astronaut. “the calculating stars” goes back and explores how she became that lady astronaut and it’s a whole novel, explains the whole world, explains her life, puts a whole cast of character around her who were obliquely referred to in the short story. there’s a second novel coming in the same universe. i believe that all of that came out of a short story. so when i talk to you about writing short stories that explore the backstory of a fictional universe it’s not just research. it’s not just wasting time, it’s not just notes. it could really grow into something important whether it’s a series, a short story setting in the universe or whether it’s a two book dealing with tor.com. you really can’t go wrong i don’t think, unless you are wasting time and not finishing the stories and procrastination finishing the longer work. i think that writing and crafting short stories in the universe is always going to be a good thing. so go back and look at the august writing prompts and find one that encourages you to write the backstory of your character or the culture in your world and other stuff there. don’t forget to check at the bottom of the page for some of the suggested similar posts. i came across a prompt that i completely forget i had written which was about slang and exploring the slang of your world which is interesting because i just read a story this week. it was on a podcast and it may have been escape pod and it was written in a completely almost unintelligible slang until you realize that, until you tune in to how the characters talk and then it becomes very clear, very quickly what they are talking about. but in the actual opening of the story, it’s read with such confidence by the narrator that you just think this isn’t gibberish. but the whole thing is using consistent futuristic slang based on where these characters live their lives. it’s actually fascinating, it’s hard work but it’s fascinating. it’s an interesting exercise in thinking about how you can talk when you are not concerned about sharing information with people who are outside their little world. that’s what slang is. it’s a way of showing that you belong to this group and excluding outsiders. so it’s very interesting in terms of dialogue. i started talking about the lady astronaut because i was thinking about people who have done short story collections in the last few years. one of them is the fabulously successful diana gabaldon, who has her outlander series, which is not only a series of something like seven doorstop books full of research and magic containing time travel and heaving bosoms and muscular highlanders. it’s also a tv series and she has been writing these since like 1997 so it’s really become a big thing for her. in between her big doorstop books she writes short stories to keep her readers happy because you can’t turn out a thousand page novel into 5 minutes so she writes stories in between books and she has collected them into various collections. so that’s another reason to write short stories in your fictional world because it keeps your readers happy in between novels and you can keep income coming in as you put together short story collections in between novels. i could go on about how it’s useful to have lots of titles coming out frequentl

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