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Hace 4 días · Elmore Leonard. For a single sentence with one verb and eight words in all, there’s a lot to unpack here. Typically, I am a fan of rewriting and/or the revising process 3. If you take your writing seriously, you should be willing to put in through the revising and editing process at least a few times.
Hace 4 días · I’m trying to do what Elmore Leonard said he tried to do with his novels: leave out the parts that readers skip. I’m the only reader so far, and I may be the only reader ever, but I don’t ...
Hace 13 horas · The "Tall T" is based on Elmore Leonard’s short story “The Captives” (1955), his first to be adapted for the big screen. While the film was originally titled "The Captives," it shifted to “The Tall Rider,” then “The Tall T,” a reference to the Tenvoorde Ranch location, where a number of scenes were filmed.
Hace 5 días · When I wanted to juice up dialogue, tease out subtext from a prickly family conversation, focus on emotional beats, or leaven dark scenes with humor, I’d read a few pages from the novels of Elmore Leonard, Richard Russo, and Tom Perrotta for a hit of inspiration, noting in my journal how I might apply their accomplished techniques to my own work.
Hace 1 día · And to see the Upper Peninsula represented is a special treat. I am from the Detroit area in the lower peninsula, but I have several fond memories of visiting my Yooper relatives up north. Michigan is not just the Detroit locations we see in crime fiction by Elmore Leonard or the historic suspense of Loren D. Estleman. It’s vast. Contains ...
Hace 3 días · You gotta have it., With the passing of Elmore Leonard a few years back, it's now safe to proclaim Winslow America's greatest living crime writer. His consistency is matched only by his creativity, his talent exceeded by his ability to surpass himself time and time again., Winslow's epic slow-burner, full of richly layered characters and tender personal struggles, bubbles to an intricate ...
Hace 4 días · But three things jump out at me on reading Carrie. First is that it’s how contemporary it feels, despite being published in 1974. His debut novel, the language is already quintessential King – flowing, like a modern-day conversation – and the subject matter is surprisingly current too. Even today, menstruation remains almost taboo in much ...
