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A Novel Approach: Number Six: Be serious about your writing

by Jack Woodville London | Dec 10, 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. Number Six: Be serious about...

A Novel Approach Number Five: Caution children, exciting

by Jack Woodville London | Dec 3, 2011 | A Novel Approach

A Novel Approach Number Five: Caution children, exciting 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...

A Novel Approach: Lucy and the Football

by Jack Woodville London | Nov 28, 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. Number Four: Lucy and the...

A Novel Approach: Number Three –The lowly paragraph…

by Jack Woodville London | Nov 19, 2011 | A Novel Approach

…can leap tall tales with a single bound, is faster than a speeding gerund, is stronger than the strongest adjective. In the wrong hands, it can make your tale hard to follow. In the write hands, paragraphs can become a page-turner. Let’s be blunt:...
Porcelain on Steel:  Women of West Point’s Long Gray Line

Porcelain on Steel: Women of West Point’s Long Gray Line

by Jack Woodville London | Nov 15, 2011 | On the Nightstand

Porcelain on Steel, (2010), Fortis Publishing, $17.95, by Donna McAleer, is a provocative reminder that social evolution is rarely the product of intelligent design. This fine book is a pointillist image of change that is hard won but, seen in retrospect, long...
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