Erin RadnieckiErin Radniecki

Erin Radniecki is an author and Author Accelerator certified book coach for fiction writers. She works with writers crafting character driven stories that explore the struggles, messiness, and inherent beauty that come from a life lived in community. Her short story Fragile was published this spring in the Cai Emmons Short Fiction Contest Anthology. You can learn more about her writing and her work with writers at www.erinradniecki.com.
Don’t Leave Your Reader Searching for Meaning: The Importance of Protagonist Context
Image: a woman's arm is tattooed with a set of latitude and longitude coordinates.
Any element of a story has the potential to be positive or negative, helpful or harmful. Your character’s context provides ...
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Embrace Quirky: 5 Benefits of Using Animal Point-of-View Characters
Image: a close-up photo of Baxter, a tawny and white Border Collie-Australian Shepherd mix, lying on a green lawn covered with fallen, decaying pink and white Northern Magnolia petals, and staring pensively into the distance.
By observing our own species through the eyes of another, something new just might be revealed to us ...
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More Than Setting: Centering Nature in Your Fiction
Image: on a patch of dry earth amid withered stems of dead plants is an incandescent lightbulb, inside of which is a small bit of healthy soil and a tiny green plant growing.
If the natural world is important to your story, be sure to engage it on a deeper level than descriptions ...
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