Scene and Summary

November 11, 2009

Scene: Launch Your Scene with Action
Question: Can you please talk about how to launch a scene.
Answer: To launch a scene that will pull your readers in you need some sort of action. (…)

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Thank you, thank you, thank you. Your "instruction" has allowed me to peel away at the layers I have been glossing over in my writing for far too long. Your course offers a great balance of freedom (to explore what strikes a nerve) and technique (to pull it all together with). Amy

WOW! What a interesting journey I have begun. I have always journaled my daily thoughts and knew someday I would like to create a book from them. I kept putting it off until your Write Your Life Stories opportunity appeared. How easy and exciting it is to receive the weekly lesson and your simple explanations and examples. Nancy

In college, I struggled with compositions, but now I find myself wanting to write--and looking forward to lesson assignments. I may even end up with a book! Sherry

After taking off a whole year of writing stories of my life because I had lost my way in writing, I heard about Sheila's class. Her approach has inspired me to start again with a total new way. A way that is fun and innovative and has me enthused about getting back to my memoir writing once again. Ruth

Finally, after countless failed attempts, I am making the time to write everyday. This course is giving me an easy-to-follow and very enjoyable structure to guide me into the exploration of my memories. An unexpected benefit from Sheila's lessons is discovering MUCH more detail in my memories than I had hitherto been able to recall. Her questions and examples unlock hidden/camouflaged textures and emotional nuance. Molli

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