- Read the first chapter of The Moon King here
- Follow my watercolour story about a mouse and an egg on Instagram
- Here’s the link to last month’s watercolor newsletter
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Terry’s July Watercolour Writing Newsletter
- Read the first chapter of The Moon King here
- Follow my watercolour story about a mouse and an egg on Instagram
- Here’s the link to last month’s watercolor newsletter
Terry’s June Watercolour Writing Newsletter
- Read the first chapter of The Moon King here
- Follow my watercolour story about a mouse and an egg on Instagram
- Here’s the link to last month’s watercolor newsletter
That’s all for this month’s update!
Terry’s May Watercolour Writing Newsletter
- Read the first chapter of The Moon King here
- Follow my watercolour story about a mouse and an egg on Instagram
- Here’s the link to last month’s watercolor newsletter
That’s all for this month’s update!
Terry’s April Watercolour Writing Newsletter
- Read the first chapter of The Moon King here
- Follow my watercolour story about a mouse and an egg on Instagram
- Here’s the link to last month’s watercolor newsletter
That’s all for this month!
Terry’s March Watercolour Writing Newsletter
- Read the first chapter of The Moon King here
- Follow my watercolour story on Instagram
- Here’s the link to last month’s watercolor newsletter
That’s all for this month!
Terry’s January Watercolour Writing Newsletter
That’s all for this disappointing month!
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Terry’s December Watercolour Writing Newsletter
- Read the first chapter of The Moon King here
- Read David’s review of The Moon King here
- Here’s the link to last month’s watercolor newsletter
That’s all this month. Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, and Happy Writing!
From Terry 🙂
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Your Villain Is Just the Hero That Succumbed to Her Own Weakness
Having trouble writing your villain?
When I wrote my first novel, I focused so much on building up my main character that I seriously neglected my villain. Turns out my villain was as flat as a board and it seriously impacted my story (not in a good way). It wasn’t until I thought of my villain as the hero of his own story that I was able to make him come to life.
If you’re struggling with writing your villain, maybe this tip will help.
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Terry’s August Newsletter
Here’s another watercolour newsletter this month!
(here’s the link to last month’s newsletter)
Here’s the link to the Writing Excuses podcast.
That’s all this month. Enjoy the rest of the summer.
From Terry!
Terry Ibele: Toronto Stop Motion Animator 