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A Novel Approach: Chapter 10. Elizabeth Bennett and The Caine Mutiny

by Jack Woodville London | Jan 21, 2012 | A Novel Approach

Welcome to A Novel Approach, a weekly note about writing. Join us and follow us. I’ll post the tip on Twitter at JWLBooks and the full note on Facebook at Jack Woodville London, at the MWSA site, and right here at the blog. Here we go. The art of writing conflict in...

A Novel Approach: Number 9 — Cart Precedes Horse

by Jack Woodville London | Jan 6, 2012 | A Novel Approach

Welcome to A Novel Approach, a weekly note about writing. Join us and follow us. I’ll post the tip on Twitter at JWLBooks and the full note on Facebook at Jack Woodville London, at the MWSA site, and right here at the blog. Here we go. Cart precedes horse A punch line...

A Novel Approach: Number Eight. “I am born.”

by Jack Woodville London | Jan 1, 2012 | A Novel Approach

Welcome to A Novel Approach, a weekly note about writing. Join us and follow us. I’ll post the tip on Twitter at JWLBooks and the full note on Facebook at Jack Woodville London, at the MWSA site, and right here at the blog. Here we go. Number Eight: Beginnings David...

A Novel Approach: Number 7: Train misses school bus: An introduction to story arc

by Jack Woodville London | Dec 20, 2011 | A Novel Approach

Welcome to A Novel Approach, a weekly note about writing. Join us and follow us. I’ll post the tip on Twitter at JWLBooks and the full note on Facebook at Jack Woodville London, at the MWSA site, and right here at the blog. Here we go. The story is what happens...
Private, later Corporal, George Gobbz, 2d Battalion, 2d Marines, 1944-1946

Private, later Corporal, George Gobbz, 2d Battalion, 2d Marines, 1944-1946

by Jack Woodville London | Dec 11, 2011 | The Letter Project

Private Gobbz was sent to the war in the Pacific in 1944 and fought with the marines in every significant battle until the end of the war.  He then was assigned to occupation duty in Japan, including house to house weapons searches.  Among the letters are his back and...
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