Tag Archives: writing tips
Prowling the Prose – Description: Voice
“Use no superfluous word, no adjective, which does not reveal something.” – Ezra Pound Well, well, well, web-wanderers, I am glad to see you indulging the more well-pleasing traits of your curious meanderings, and coming to this site to … Continue reading
A Dose of Book Memes and Writing Tips
Well, look who’s finally decided to update the blog with something new. I know, I know, it’s been a while since I’ve put up a post here on Whims from Valadae. But be assured, I have not been idle. Very … Continue reading
A Writer’s Guide to Creature Depiction
Greetings, oh mortal readers of the virtual blogging realm! I, the Whimsical Werecat, am once again returning here to embellish this marvellous little site with more of my memorable mesmerising musings. The topic I wish to enlighten you with today … Continue reading
Sensory Description – The Flavour of Every Story!
The Five Physical Senses – they are fundamentally how we interact with and perceive our world. Everything from the feeling of a hot cup of coffee against your fingers, to the sound of the wind whisking its way through a … Continue reading
Before the Beginning, After the End
Before explanations as to the exact content of this particular post, it is considered a perfectly necessary courtesy to make a formal introduction. I am the Whimsical Werecat, known simply as Whim if smaller titles are preferred, and I shall … Continue reading
