Creative Writing Blog for Young Writers | One Year Adventure Novel

Operation Grendel: The Scoop on Daniel Schwabauer’s New Novel

August 28, 2020
Tineke
Daniel's Writing Log, Industry, OYAN News, The Writing Life
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Interview with Daniel Schwabauer Daniel Schwabuer’s military sci-fi novel, Operation Grendel, has been picked up by Enclave Publishing! It will be released as a limited-edition hardcover in March 2021, with the paperback slated for December. The novel tells the tale of military journalist Raymin Dahl, who thinks he’s finally getting the story of a lifetime...

Susan Sader: Interview With a One Year Adventure Novel Writer & Artist

May 17, 2019
Tineke Bryson
Guest posts, Push Your Imagination, The Writing Life
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TINEKE: Hi, Susan. It's lovely to be featuring you on the One Year Adventure Novel today. For those who don't already know you—you're both a writer and an artist. Tell us a little about the type of art you do.

How Genre Gave Me Confidence

March 20, 2019
Student Contributor
Industry, Stuck? Discouraged?, The Writing Life, Writing Tips and Tools
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By Meredith Lundell, Student Contributor Did you know that “family saga” is a genre of literature? I didn’t until last month when a research project sent me into the world of literary agents. When I saw “family saga” listed among the genres a particular agent was interested in, it was the quintessential “light bulb” moment for me.

Peanuts Don’t Come Between Me and My Writing Workshop

By Lela Grattet, Student Contributor Picture an unremarkable sixteen-year-old girl mowing lawns and babysitting children who never stop screaming, for an entire summer, all in effort to travel to Kansas. People laugh at her when she says she’s excited for…

Critique Groups: What to Expect

May 30, 2018
Staff Writer
Giving and Receiving Critique, The Writing Life, Workshops, Writing Tips and Tools
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An interview by Tineke Bryson One of the most exciting aspects of the Summer Workshop is also—for some!—the most intimidating: critique groups. For that reason, I decided to ask the two members of our team—Rachel Garner and Gabrielle Schwabauer—who organize the critique groups to share their perspectives!