Fiction Magic: Card Tricks & Tips for Writers (54-Card Deck & Guidebook)

Fiction Magic card "methods" increase the risks in writing with phrases like "Estrange an Ally" as well as "Damage a Pledge." The guidebook translates the triggers as well as includes creative thinking training "suggestions" to keep you writing. It's like having 2 decks in one! Fiction Magic may likewise supply motivation for poetry, memoir, as well as other tasks in the arts.Deb Lund is a writer, educator, as well as creative thinking trainer with a master's project on mentor writing. She has taught writers of any ages (as well as writing instructors) as well as often presents at conferences, schools, as well as collections.

" These cards are an imaginative way for Deb Lund to expand her gentle brilliant for assisting fellow writers develop our own magic with fiction. I can barely wait to get my hands on them, as both a writing educator as well as an author myself." Christina Baldwin, writer of Storycatcher

" When I read a book on writing, it takes around 200 web pages before I find out anything I can put on my writing. I can use these cards immediately." Carole Dagg, YA writer

" These cards are provocative as well as inspiring. As a writer as well as literary agent, I plan to utilize them myself as well as with my students as well as clients." Andrea Hurst, Literary Agent

" As A Result Of Deb Lund's wonderful workshop, I found an 'Unspoken Truth' ... Now the tale is flowing!!!" Judith Gardiner, SCBWI Regional Advisor

" Writers-I * extremely * recommend you be familiar with writer as well as educator Deb Lund. She provides excellent recommendations on writing." Jen Rofe', Literary Agent

" Deb Lund brought together her 20+ years of mentor experience in an enchanting way-with 54 shocking writing triggers, suggestions as well as methods to put on your work-in-progress whenever you're feeling stuck. It's like having a writing trainer right there with you! ... These "enchanting" cards serve as triggers to draw something out of your head that you wouldn't ordinarily be able to coax out." Tara Lazar, writer as well as designer of PiBoIdMo