Tell Your Story!
Across
- 3. the main events of a play, novel, movie, etc.; "the _____ thickens!"
- 4. a type of Japanese poetry using three unrhymed lines with a 5, 7, and 5 syllable structure
- 5. a modern, technological tool that can be used to improve one's writing and other aspects of one's life
- 7. the location of a story physically or type of surroundings, including mood (e.g. atmospheric)
- 11. the strategic process of connecting your book with the right readers by creating, promoting, and delivering value
- 13. library platform for e-books by local authors
- 16. an organization dedicated to literary freedom in the United States
- 19. an action or omission constituting an offense that may be prosecuted; popular genre in books, tv, and movies
- 20. the group who supports you, inspires you, and gives you feedback (even if you did not ask for it); topic of many people's genealogical research
- 21. something difficult or impossible to understand or explain
- 22. the age when one is no longer able to write or pursue publishing their work
Down
- 1. an activity useful for character studies that can be recorded in a notebook or journal
- 2. the lens through which a story is told; it can be first, second, third, or third person omniscient, for example
- 3. a type of books targeted at children but to be enjoyed by all ages
- 4. a mixture of two things, or a type of publishing that incorporates professional editing, design, and distribution and is also author-funded with high-royalty structure
- 6. who can be a writer?
- 7. the script of a movie, including acting instructions and scene directions
- 8. a crucial step in writing for many genres, such as historical fiction
- 9. a library app with e-books, e-audiobooks, and magazines, or a woman's name/nickname
- 10. a popular medium for sharing information via audio recording; it can be streamed or downloaded
- 12. to "write what you know," one's own ______ is inspiration
- 14. groups of digital resources useful for locating information
- 15. in order to connect with readers, put your ______ in it; necessary organ that pumps blood through the body
- 16. an intense desire or enthusiasm for something
- 17. a guide to assist with structure and planning in writing--some writers skip it
- 18. a type of flexible publishing not involving a company, or a person's essential being