Tag Archives: Words On Writing

Words On Writing Issue #4

Posted on February 2, 2026 by crispina kemp

Biography of a work-in-progress. Saramequai was conceived in what now seems the long-distant past. It was then called Saram. Saram is the sky god of Dal Uest. Saramequai = horsemen of Saram. In its earliest version there are five povs … Continue reading →

Posted in On Writing | Tagged , , , | 6 Comments

Words On Writing Issue #3

Posted on January 26, 2026 by crispina kemp

To plot or not to plot… That is the question often discussed, debated and sometimes hotly thrashed out by fiction writers. Especially when in the process of advising, encouraging and most times confusing newbies. For the uninitiated, to plot means … Continue reading →

Posted in On Writing, Thoughts | Tagged , | 17 Comments

Words on Writing Issue #2

Posted on January 19, 2026 by crispina kemp

I don’t like adverts. The static types are fine. Or at least acceptable. Image. Text. Consume at your leisure. No, I mean those irritating inconsiderate interruptions that blare out twice as loud as anything you’re watching. Not that I watch … Continue reading →

Posted in On Writing, Thoughts | Tagged | 21 Comments

Words On Writing Issue #1

Posted on January 12, 2026 by crispina kemp

Welcome to the first post for Words On Writing What’s that? I’m not quite sure. I’m hoping it might evolve into something readable…followable…enjoyable…informative…amusing. One of those. Maybe all of those. Or possibly something entirely different. Let me explain. I recently … Continue reading →

Posted in On Writing, Thoughts | Tagged , , | 14 Comments