Updated 04/03/18Big update! We've not actually had a full Literature "week" for PE in a long time, but we are starting to plan towards doing so this year, firstly a publishing week and then some future ideas. These articles no matter how old are still very useful, so please bookmark this and come back!
Over the past few years, projecteducate has worked hard to provide educational articles for various art forms. Within literature, we've seen our fair share and we've used our own group CRLiterature to manage these articles to ensure as much of the community can see them. However, sometimes we miss people and that's a shame because the articles we've written as a community have been pretty spectacular.
So to help people pick up the articles they may have missed, here is a list of them all! This is a great chance for you to read what you may have missed, or tag your friends who may find them useful!
The Articles:
Most Recent First
Publishing Week: SPRING 2018
COMING SOON! Make sure you watch CRLiterature & projecteducate for articles!
Gallery Descriptions & Miscats Week: February 2018
How and Where to Submit Your Literature
Exploring Literature and Fan Fiction
Art in the Professions: September 2017
Crowdfunding for Authors
Novel Writing Basics: October 2016
Taking Time: The Art of Time Management
From Short Stories to Oh Shit
Is NaNo Right For Me?
Story Structure for Non-Conformists
Completing Long Projects
Planning for NaNoWriMo
So You Want to Edit Your Manuscript?
The Lifecycle Of a Novel Draft
Character Arcs
When (Not) to Publish your Manuscript
Novel Writing Basics Week Wrap-Up
Writers Block Weekend: July 2016
Welcome to Writers Block Weekend
Burst Writers Block with Conflict
7 Ways to Form Healthy Writing Habits
How to Find, Use Prompts
Fan Fiction Week: April 2016
Welcome to Fan Fiction Week!
Project Educate: How To Critique Fan Fiction
Publishing Week: SPRING 2018
COMING SOON! Make sure you watch CRLiterature & projecteducate for articles!Gallery Descriptions & Miscats Week: February 2018
How and Where to Submit Your Literature Exploring Literature and Fan FictionArt in the Professions: September 2017
Crowdfunding for AuthorsNovel Writing Basics: October 2016
Taking Time: The Art of Time Management From Short Stories to Oh Shit Is NaNo Right For Me? Story Structure for Non-Conformists Completing Long Projects Planning for NaNoWriMo So You Want to Edit Your Manuscript? The Lifecycle Of a Novel Draft Character Arcs When (Not) to Publish your Manuscript Novel Writing Basics Week Wrap-UpWriters Block Weekend: July 2016
Welcome to Writers Block Weekend Burst Writers Block with Conflict 7 Ways to Form Healthy Writing Habits How to Find, Use PromptsFan Fiction Week: April 2016
Welcome to Fan Fiction Week! Project Educate: How To Critique Fan Fiction The Director's Guide to Seamless Integration Taking Your Fanfiction to the Next Level Why People Enjoy/Write Fan Fiction Keeping It Real The Ethics of Fanfiction How to Create an Original Character! Fan Fiction Week: Wrap-UpArt in the Professions: September 2015
What is a Literary Journal?Art History Week: May 2015
A Field Guide to Modernist LiteraturePublishing Week: March 2015
Making the Magazine A Quick Guide to Publishing Resources How to Write a Query Letter Traditional Publishing or Indie Publishing? The Rejection Project How to Get Published 2.0 What is a Chapbook? The In's and Out's of Book Covers We're Not Psychics- Running Sidekick Books Deviants in Print: Dave Rudden Publishing for the Non-Lit Artist 10 Reasons to ALWAYS Read Submission Guidelines Lit Publishing WeekArt History: February 2015
Harper Lee: An Unexpected Chapter The History of SongwritingDD Week: February 2015
Dos and Dont's of Literature DDsGallery Descriptions: August 2014
Lit Characters and Descriptions Demystifying the Poetry Gallery Fan Fiction On deviantART Gallery Descriptions: NonfictionLit Basics Week: July 2014
Project Educate: Lit Basics Week Literary Terminology Guide PE: Literature Basics Settings Fighting the Bloat! Hitching a Ride with Dialogue What Is A Story? Everything You've Learned About Writing is a Lie PE Lit Basics: What is Creative Nonfiction? Dr. Editlove Choosing a Literary Format and Length Writer's Block: Of Course It's Real Writers' Block: The Myth When and How to Edit Emotions in Writing and How to Portray Them How to Stay Inspired and Focused on Your Writing PE: How to Make the Most of Your Lit on dAProse Basics Week: January 2014
Hear Me My Audience!!
Formatting for the Interweb Era
"Said" and Effective Dialogue Tags
Hook, Line, and Sinker: How to Start Your Story
Passive Voice vs Active Voice
Pacing (and Show vs. Tell)
Readymades (Hallmarks of Lazy Writing)
Colloquialism: You down with it?
Revise and Edit
Varying Sentences
Making the Most of the Words You Use
What is Voice, Anyway?
Prose Basics Wrap Up
Hear Me My Audience!! Formatting for the Interweb Era "Said" and Effective Dialogue Tags Hook, Line, and Sinker: How to Start Your Story Passive Voice vs Active Voice Pacing (and Show vs. Tell) Readymades (Hallmarks of Lazy Writing) Colloquialism: You down with it? Revise and Edit Varying Sentences Making the Most of the Words You Use What is Voice, Anyway? Prose Basics Wrap UpPoetry Basics Week November 2013
Story Planning Week June 2013
Worldbuilding: Environments and Social Structures Utter Foolishness How to Plot like a Grim Please Pants Responsibly (Paper Notebooks FTW!) The Name GamePoetry Forms Week March 2013
Critique week January 2012
Literature Week January 2011
Literature Week March 2008
Poetry or Prose: Who Knows? Truth & Lies: Nonfiction Prose Who Needs Reality? We have Fiction! Poetry Pickles Unreal City: The Lit ForumsOther stuff
I will attempt to update this for future articles- and if you notice one missing, let me know and I shall add it!Question time!
- Which articles above have helped you personally or you found useful/insightful?
- What kind of articles interest you the most (i.e. interviews)?
- If we hold future PE weeks, what areas would you like to see covered (not already above)?
- And for future reference in case we need to call upon you to help write future PE articles- are you a subject expert or enthusiast in any form, style genre or aspect of literature or the literature community and if so what?
- Draw and muro dinosaur if you can't answer any of the above or just fancy drawing a dinosaur.
